AI, Developer Tool, Productivity
SuperLocalMemory
Governed, local-first memory for AI agents, bots, and chat windows.
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About SuperLocalMemory
SuperLocalMemory provides a shared, local-first memory engine for AI agents, bots, and chat tools. It keeps knowledge accurate over time by tracking fact history, supporting complete undos, and running on-device models to verify answers rather than guessing. It handles text, images, and PDFs locally, allowing multiple AI assistants to draw from a unified, governed knowledge base on your machine.
Who is SuperLocalMemory for?
Software engineers, AI builders, and power users who use multiple AI assistants like Cursor, Claude Code, and ChatGPT throughout their workflow. Previously, context was siloed inside individual chat sessions, forcing users to re-explain project constraints constantly or rely on cloud vector stores that lacked local control and history tracking.
How does SuperLocalMemory work?
Install the tool locally via your terminal and run setup to initialize the engine. Connect your favorite coding tools, web bots, and MCP clients through native plugins or web access. Save facts or files as you work, then let your agents query and share the same verified memory context automatically.