:: SEQUENCE_INIT

Recall is
Power.


:: GET_STARTED
$ automem install
curl -fsSL https://automem.ai/install.sh | sh
detect environment ok
choose local or cloud ok
provision AutoMem ok
wire MCP clients ok

How it fits

Drops into your stack.

Your agents connect through MCP. AutoMem stores every memory in a graph for relationships and a vector index for meaning — so recall is connected and semantic at once.

More than vector search

Vector-only memory matches text that sounds similar. AutoMem also maps how memories connect, so recall returns the answer and the thread it belongs to — not just the closest paragraph.

Speaks remote MCP

AutoMem runs behind an HTTPS endpoint and speaks remote MCP — so any client that supports it can connect, including the ChatGPT and Claude mobile apps, not just desktop CLIs.

AGENT CLIENTS
Codex
AI
Claude Code
Cursor
ChatGPT
MCP

Model Context Protocol

AutoMem
Persistent Memory Layer
FalkorDB
Graph Storage
Qdrant
Vector Store

Graph for relationships. Vector for meaning.

Why agent memory

From forgetful to brilliant.

Out of the box, every agent starts each session from zero — re-asking your stack, your conventions, the decision you settled yesterday. AutoMem is the memory layer that fixes that. It captures what matters as you work and recalls it the moment it's relevant, so your tools stop forgetting and start compounding.

ChatABC Pro
Standard

Built on research. Designed for recall.

AutoMem combines a knowledge graph and vector search so agents can recall both facts and their context.

Graph (FalkorDB) captures entities, relationships, and time.

Vector (Qdrant) captures meaning, similarity, and intent.

# Example: hybrid recall

MATCH (p:Project)-[:USES]->(t:Tool)
WHERE p.name = 'AutoMem'
RETURN p, t
ORDER BY ts DESC
LIMIT 20;

# + vector search for semantic matches

SEARCH "install script errors WSL" LIMIT 20;

The result: fewer repeats, more relevant answers, and memory that compounds over time.

Read the research overview →

How it works

Memories link themselves.

AutoMem runs quietly in the background, consolidating new memories into a retrieval graph. It clusters related ideas, strengthens the connections you return to, lets noise decay, and enriches recall — so the memory you get back tomorrow is sharper than the one you stored today.

memory nexus · sample agent graph imp ≥ 0.00
0 memories 0 relations 0 auto-linked
click a node to trace its relationships · dashed gold links are added during consolidation

Works where agents already run

Client / Platform AutoMem MCP macOS Linux Windows (WSL2) Docker Kubernetes
Codex (CLI) MCP
Claude Code MCP
Cursor MCP
ChatGPT (Code Interpreter) MCP
Custom MCP Clients MCP

If your client supports MCP, AutoMem works. See full compatibility guide →

Extended compatibility: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Codex, Windsurf, ChatGPT, Any MCP-compatible client.

Choose your setup

Deploy Once. Remember Everywhere.

All options expose the same MCP endpoint, including the Existing Endpoint path. Self-hosted / Docker remains available for teams that want full control. Learn more in the install guide →

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