Memory · the context your AI builds on

Stop re-explaining everything to your AI.

Memory is the central place your AI writes down what it learns and reads back before the next task — so every session starts smarter than the last, across every tool you use and your whole team.

Free and open source · Self-host it · Works with the tools you already use

Read → work → write back — each session starts richer than the last.

Reads and writes across the tools you already use

Claude CodeCursorVS CodeGemini CLIChatGPTCodexMCP

Your AI forgets everything between sessions.

Every new chat starts from zero. You become your AI’s memory — manually, on repeat, in every tool.

You re-explain your context, constantly

Every new session starts cold. You re-describe your project, your stack, and your standards to every tool, every time.

Nothing carries over

What your AI figured out yesterday is gone today. You’re its memory — manually, on repeat — copying context from chat to chat.

Built-in memory is locked in one tool

Claude’s memory doesn’t help in Cursor. Your context is trapped per-app, per-account — never shared across your tools or your team.

What is Memory

One memory. Every tool. It writes its own.

Memory is the shared, growing context your AI reads before it works and writes back as it learns — so your knowledge improves itself instead of resetting to zero. Not another file you maintain by hand: the dynamic layer your AI keeps current for you.

Prompts and Blueprints are what you give your AI. Memory is what it gives back.

Prompts & BlueprintsWhat you give it

The instructions you author — reusable prompts and the standing rules your AI follows. Titled, structured, human-written. Explore Prompts →

MemoryWhat it gives back

The dynamic, self-growing layer the AI writes to itself — free-form facts, decisions, and learnings it captures as it works, then reads back next time.

The loop

Your AI doesn’t just use your knowledge. It builds it.

Because your tools connect over MCP, your AI reads your saved knowledge and writes back to it. Your knowledge base improves itself as you work — for you and everyone on your team.

  • Read

    Before a task

    Your AI reads the relevant memory, prompts, rules, and past work first — so it starts with everything already learned, not a blank slate.

  • Work

    As it works

    It saves new lessons and updates memory, storing what it learns back into VibeXP through the MCP write tools — an explicit step the agent takes, not a guess.

  • Write back

    Every session after

    That richer context is waiting — for you and your teammates. The whole team’s AI compounds, every session a little smarter than the last.

Each loop leaves the knowledge base richer — the rings compound.

Built-in AI memory is one tool, one person. VibeXP is every tool you use, and your whole team.

Memory inside Claude or ChatGPT lives in one app and one account. VibeXP’s memory follows you across every tool and is shared with your whole team — so context never gets stranded and your team’s knowledge compounds.

Built-in memory

Trapped in one app, one account.

Switch tools and the context is gone. Nothing your AI learned in one app reaches the next — and none of it is shared with your team.

VibeXP Memory

One memory, every tool, your whole team.

One shared memory every tool reads and writes — and every teammate’s AI draws from the same growing context. Cross-tool, cross-team, and self-improving.

Capture in seconds

No title. No template. Just capture it.

Memory is the fastest thing in VibeXP — drop in a fact, a decision, a snippet, or a preference, tag it, and it’s instantly searchable. You or your AI; from web, CLI, or agent. No name field to fill, no form to wrangle.

  • Free-form, Markdown-rendered. Just the text plus tags, scoped to a project — deliberately simpler than the Prompts and Blueprints editors.
  • Embedded the instant it’s saved. Every new memory is auto-indexed so the next semantic search — yours or an agent’s — finds it. No manual indexing step.
OAuth only · no API key

Your AI reads it before. Writes it after. Over one connection.

Connect once over MCP and your AI tools — Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini — both pull context from your memory and save new learnings back to it via create_memory and update_memory. Or reach the same memory from the CLI and API.

MCPhttps://connect.vibexp.io/mcp/v1/common
Copy the endpoint. The same one works for every AI tool you connect.
Add it to your AI tool. Paste it into Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, or Gemini.
Sign in and pick a workspace. Authorize in the browser — your AI now reads memory on demand and writes new learnings back.
reads contextwrites learnings back

Find by meaning

Search your context by meaning, not keywords.

Semantic search finds the right memory even when you don’t remember the exact words — across memories, prompts, blueprints, and artifacts, scoped to your team. Keyword, tag, and metadata filters are there too.

  • RAG across your whole knowledge base. One query reaches every kind of saved knowledge, ranked by meaning.
  • The same retrieval your AI uses. Agents call this over MCP to pull context before they work — you’re searching the exact index they do.
Semantic searchby meaning, not keywords

Version history

Every change tracked. Any version restored.

Memory evolves as your project does. VibeXP snapshots every change with who made it and when — compare versions and roll back safely.

  • Author attribution on every snapshot. A timestamped, searchable timeline.
  • Compare & non-destructive restore. Diff any two versions; restoring is itself a new version, so nothing is ever lost.

Cross-tool proof

Watch your memory get used everywhere.

Per-memory analytics show how often each one is read and through which channel — Web, CLI, AI assistants (MCP), and API. Proof your context is actually following you across tools, not stuck in one app.

  • Split by channel. See the MCP slice grow as your agents lean on a memory — the cross-tool wedge, made visible.
  • Know what matters. The memories your workflow actually leans on rise to the top.
Reads per memorylast 30 days

Better on your own. Unstoppable with your team.

  • Start solo. Your AI stops resetting to zero — every session picks up the context and standards it already learned.
  • Add your team. Memories live in a shared workspace — everyone’s AI reads and contributes to the same growing memory, and new teammates inherit the team’s hard-won context on day one.
Explore features

Questions, answered

Everything you need to know before you give your AI a memory that compounds.

Give your AI a memory that grows with you.

It writes down what it learns and reads it back before the next task — across every tool and your whole team. Free and open source — self-host it.

Free and open source · Self-host it · Works with the tools you already use