agentmemory
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agentmemory provides persistent memory for AI coding agents including OpenClaw, Cursor, and Claude Code. Built on the iii engine, it captures agent activities and compresses them into searchable memories using hybrid search and knowledge graphs. It eliminates the need for repeated context setting across sessions. By utilizing local embeddings with zero external database dependencies, it achieves 95.2% retrieval accuracy while reducing token costs by over 92%, enabling agents to 'remember' across different platforms and sessions.
Features
- Cross-agent persistent memory sharing
- Hybrid search with knowledge graphs
- Zero external database dependencies
- 92%+ token savings with high recall
- Native MCP and OpenClaw plugin support
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