AI Tools Share Memory! MCP Protocol: 100% Local, Works with Cursor & Claude
OpenMemory MCP enables AI tools like Cursor & Claude to share memory locally—100% private, no lost context.
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Forget After Chatting? Most current AI assistants and development tools operate independently, with session contexts vanishing once the conversation ends, severely impacting user experience and efficiency.
OpenMemory MCP, an open-source tool designed to address the memory pain points of AI tools and enable context sharing between different tools, is here!
AI Tools Operate in Silos, Context Disappears When Closed
You spend hours planning a roadmap in Claude, then switch to Cursor to write code, but the two tools don’t know each other. Each tool lives in its own little world, and once a session ends, valuable context is gone. Users are forced to repeatedly explain the same things.
OpenMemory MCP: The Solution Arrives, 100% Local, Absolutely Private
OpenMemory MCP tackles this pain point head-on. Based on the open Model Context Protocol (MCP), it promises 100% local operation, providing a persistent, portable memory layer for all your AI tools. This means different agents and assistants can read and write from a shared memory pool, enabling seamless context transfer.