Brain Memory

Brain Memory offers a unique approach to managing developer agent sessions, ensuring continuity across different platforms and models. Key features include: • Share memory across multiple coding tools and chat applications • Memory decay modeled on human forgetting curves • Strengthen memory through recall and associative linking • Consolidate learned information during a "sleep" cycle • Stores data in plain Markdown files for easy access and no vendor lock-in This system allows developers to switch between various coding assistants like Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and Copilot, as well as chat applications like Claude and ChatGPT, without losing context. Its design is based on neuroscience principles, where memories weaken over time but reinforce with repeated access. Related memories are linked, enabling a more integrated and contextual recall experience. The system utilizes a hierarchical file-system to organize information, making it browsable like any directory tree without opaque embeddings. This architecture supports different cognitive memory types, each with specific decay rates and consolidation rules. Users can sync their memory via cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud, or use Git for version control. Brain Memory is an ideal tool for software engineers, developers, and researchers who frequently use multiple coding helpers and need a persistent, evolving knowledge base that adapts to their work patterns and tool preferences.