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GeezerVison is showing basicmemory.com — Basic Memory for Builders. The AI Memory You Tried to Vibe-Code #The AI memory you wanted when you tried to vibe-code your own.> You hit the context limit. You built a folder of notes and some glue. This is the finished version. Plain Markdown you own, with a real index on top. Full-text, semantic, and a knowledge graph. Open source, MCP-native, runs local. ## You've tried this We know, because we did too. You dumped chats into a folder. Maybe you wired up a vector DB, or threw together an MCP server, or kept a sprawling ## What you actually wanted Files you can still read. That the agent can actually use.Not a black box you can't inspect, and not a folder the agent has to grep. You wanted plain files you own, with real search and a graph on top, that show up in every tool you work in. That's the part that's annoying to build. So we built it. ## That's Basic Memory The finished version of the thing you started.Plain text + a real indexMarkdown is the source of truth; full-text, semantic, and graph search make it queryable. Read it like a doc, query it like a database. MCP-native, every toolOne memory across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and any MCP client. Your agent reads context before it writes code. Open source, runs localAGPL-3.0, SQLite, local embeddings, no API keys required. Self-host it, or sync a private cloud when you want to. ## Free, open, and yours Run it local. Read the code. Fork it if you want. Basic Memory is AGPL-3.0. The whole stack lives on GitHub: the MCP server, the CLI, the indexer, the schemas, the integration plugins, the bundled skills. basicmachines-co/basic-memoryThe repo. Python, FastAPI, SQLite, AGPL-3.0. 4K+ stars, active development, weekly releases. View on GitHub →docs.basicmemory.comThe full reference. Concepts, CLI, MCP tools, schemas, integrations, and how-to guides. Read the docs →/integrationsReference plugins for OpenClaw and Hermes, plus ten bundled memory skills. Build your own against the same surface. Browse integrations →## Drop it into your stack Two minutes to connect your first tool.Then follow a playbook: persistent memory for coding or durable memory for your agents. Stop rebuilding it.Free and open source to run locally. Two minutes to connect your first AI tool. |
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