@vista8: Finally someone stepped up to solve this pain point — unified management of conversations and memories across different Agents. Found an open-source project called Memmy on Product Hunt. https://memmy.bot It can manage conversations from Codex, Claude Code, Workbuddy, Her…
Summary
Memmy is an open-source project that can uniformly scan and manage conversation logs and memories from common AI Agents like Codex and Claude Code. It supports Mac/Windows and TUI/CLI, allowing different Agents to share context.
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Finally, someone has stepped up to solve this pain point: unified management of conversations and memories across different agents.
I came across an open-source project called Memmy on Product Hunt. https://memmy.bot
It can uniformly scan and manage conversation records from all common agents like Codex, Claude Code, Workbuddy, and Hermes.
The software is also comprehensively designed, supporting both Mac and Windows, and offers TUI and CLI.
This way, even without opening the app, any agent can call and read memories — making it great for building a personal context system.
GitHub link in the comments
Memmy
Source: https://memmy.bot/ Let every remember the same you
Memory that powers preference understanding, task relay, and continuous evolution.
Built for people who work with several AI tools every day. What you said, decided and care about — Memmy keeps it organized.
Memmy
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Memmy
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Memmy
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How it works
Three steps, from strangers to in sync
01
Scan
After you authorize it, Memmy scans the conversation history of AI tools on your device, like Cursor, Claude and Codex.
Memmy authorization and scan screenMemmy authorization and scan screen
02
Organize
Distills scattered conversations into structured memory — your preferences, decisions, project background and pitfalls — deduplicated, categorized and searchable.
Memmy first-look report screen
03
Inject
When you switch to any AI tool, Memmy hands it the most relevant memory — not a full data dump, but precise on-demand matching.
Inject
DATA SECURITY
Your memory belongs to you alone
01### All memory stays local
Every piece of memory data is stored on your own device and never uploaded to any remote server. Your computer is your memory vault.
02### Never collected without consent
Memmy never reads or processes any AI conversation history without your knowledge. Every scan requires your explicit authorization and can be revoked at any time.
03### You decide who can use it
You fully control which agent can use each memory and how much context is passed. You can view or delete any memory anytime, and turn off any source.
Let everyAIremember the same you
macOS 12+ · Windows 10+ · Free & open source
Memmy
© 2026 Memmy
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