Slaunt adds vector-embedding memory to coding agents via a one-click MCP server
karatyma_dev · reddit · 2026-10-21
Developer karatymadev built Slaunt after memory.md and claude.md files ate huge chunks of his context window during model/effort switching and cache refreshes. Existing fixes (LangChain, Mem0, Supermemory) required heavyweight SDKs, so he made a simple one-shot memory layer: vector embeddings over a lightweight MCP server that connects one-click to all your agents and ingests events from Vercel, Supabase, AWS, Railway, Linear and Notion — letting agents recall anything from a failed deploy three months ago to what a subagent said last week. It's currently free, with lifetime Pro promised to the first handful of users.
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