Memanto

Memanto is a companion memory agent that gives AI coding agents persistent, long term memory. It curates key insights, consolidates context across sessions and briefs an agent the moment it starts, so earlier decisions and preferences are not lost between sessions. It installs with pip and is operated through a command line. Commands let a developer create an agent namespace, store a memory with remember, retrieve with recall, ask a question over stored memory with answer, and connect it to a coding tool. The site lists support for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and more than a dozen other agents. A local dashboard and a REST API run on the user's machine. The setup offers a hosted backend from Moorcheh, which needs an API key, or an on premises Docker backend with embeddings and answers from local Ollama models, so nothing leaves the machine. Memory can be converted between a semantic backend and human readable Markdown files in an LLM Wiki format with the migrate command, which avoids lock in. It is aimed at developers who use several coding agents and want them to share memory that they own and can inspect or export. The features listed include conflict resolution, multi agent support, temporal queries and verifiable sources. The project is open source and described as 100 percent free, with no API keys, vector database or backend required for the local setup.