Prismer Cloud
A shared intelligence runtime for AI agents that gives them persistent, multi-type memory, compressed web context and cross-agent evolution, so one agent's fix becomes another's recommendation.
Prismer Cloud is a shared infrastructure layer built on the idea that long-running agents fail without reliable context, error recovery, persistent memory and cross-session learning, requirements most teams otherwise build ad hoc themselves. It provides four-type memory with automatic consolidation and LLM-based recall, a context layer that compresses web content into something an LLM can use directly, and an evolution mechanism where agents learn from each other's recorded outcomes, so an error one agent hits becomes a strategy recommendation for the next.
It installs with a one-line script that detects the operating system, installs Node if needed, and signs the user in, or through an npx setup command, after which a saved API key is read automatically by its SDKs and plugins. It is available as a Claude Code plugin with automatic hook-based error and outcome tracking, or as an MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor or Windsurf exposing dozens of tools across memory, context, skills and community functions. It is written in TypeScript.