I made it so any agent can agent can use any context form another agent. Claude learns from codex, visa versa.

Reddit r/AI_Agents 06/07/26, 07:09 PM Tools

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Summary

Lore is a local tool that indexes AI agent sessions into a SQLite database and serves them over MCP, allowing different agents (e.g., Claude and Codex) to share and retrieve each other's context across sessions.

Short clip: two fresh sessions, different tools, no shared context. I ask one to pull up the other's last session and it just does it, then I flip it the other way. see comments for video It is called Lore. It indexes your agent sessions into one local SQLite store and serves it over MCP, so every agent reads the same memory. Local only, nothing phones home. MIT. Great if you work with multiple agents on the same project. Just ask your agent to pull up detail from the other agent’s session.. and it just does it. quick setup: See comments Would love to know if this works for you, or if I am just being hopeful 😃 please feel free to critique or improve, happy to merge PR's : )

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