memories.sh
memories.sh is a unified agent memory layer with four distinct memory segments: Session (active working context), Semantic (durable truths and rules), Episodic (timeline logs), and Procedural (reusabl
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memories.sh is a unified agent memory layer with four distinct memory segments: Session (active working context), Semantic (durable truths and rules), Episodic (timeline logs), and Procedural (reusable workflows). Local-first via SQLite with a TypeScript SDK for cloud-connected AI apps. Supports native config generation for 19+ agent tools including Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, OpenClaw, Codex, and more — one memory store that follows you across tools. Free tier is fully local; Individual at $15/month adds cloud sync.
Developers using multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, OpenClaw) who want consistent memory and rules across all tools — particularly those who've lost context to compaction or who bounce between agent environments and need one source of truth for project knowledge.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- check Four-lane memory segmentation prevents the common failure mode of mixing transient chat context with durable rules
- check Generates native config files for 19+ tools (CLAUDE.md, .cursor/rules/, AGENTS.md, etc.) from one CLI command
- check Compaction-safe checkpoints preserve important state before context windows reset — solves a real production problem
- check Free tier is completely local with SQLite, offline-first, and 13+ tool configs — substantial value with no subscription
- check TypeScript SDK with memoriesMiddleware() enables cloud-connected memory for AI applications with clean API contract
Cons
- close Four memory segment model adds conceptual overhead; teams need to understand when to use each lane
- close Cloud sync ($15/month Individual) is where the product becomes more useful — the free local tier is limited for multi-device or team use
- close 19+ tool integrations means maintenance burden is high; fast-moving agent ecosystem may outpace config updates
- close Growth tier at $299/month for SDK production apps is a meaningful cost jump from Individual
- close Local SQLite means memory is tied to one machine; cloud sync is required for meaningful portability
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