Superlocalmemory

SuperLocalMemory is a local first, governed memory layer for AI agents. It gives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT and other agents and bots one shared memory, so facts saved in one tool can be recalled in another. The vendor's framing is to rent the language model and own the memory. It installs through npm or pipx and a setup command, and runs on Windows, Linux and macOS. It is aimed at developers and teams who run several coding agents or bots and want durable, inspectable context. Commands such as remember and recall store and retrieve facts, and a fact can be replaced with the change kept and undoable. Governance features include roles, scopes, GDPR erasure with receipts, retention rules and a hash chained audit log. Recall uses five channels with a learned ranker that is shadow tested with rollback. An answer check feature judges whether the retrieved memories actually answer a question and returns that it does not have the answer instead of guessing, using a private on device model called Laya or an optional online judge. A Web access option connects ChatGPT, Claude on the web and other remote MCP clients through a gateway to the user's laptop, which must be online. The core is free and open source under AGPL v3, with the site showing a price of $0. No paid plans are listed.