Lore: The MCP that lets your AI agents share session history. Any chat, any agent, anytime.
Summary
Lore is an open-source tool that uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to share session history between AI agents, storing all data locally in SQLite. It enables agents to access each other's past sessions without external dependencies.
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