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YourMemory

A persistent memory layer for AI agents that consolidates related facts over time, ages unused memories on a forgetting-curve model, and links memories through a shared entity graph instead of storing every fact as an undifferentiated vector.

YourMemory

YourMemory gives AI agents memory that persists across sessions and context resets. Related facts are periodically consolidated into a single summary with the originals archived, each memory decays on an Ebbinghaus forgetting-curve model so stale facts fade while frequently recalled ones persist, and memories link through a shared entity graph of people, places and concepts so recall can surface things a user did not explicitly ask for.

Every read, write and delete is logged in a hash-chained, tamper-evident audit trail, and role-based team memory pools let a team's agents share institutional knowledge while keeping private memories private. It supports one-command export and right-to-forget deletion, works with Claude, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf or any MCP client, and runs entirely on the user's own machine using DuckDB by default or Postgres with pgvector for teams.

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