About

Memory that stays where you work.

Remnic is an open-source memory layer for AI agents. It gives tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, Hermes, OpenClaw, WeClone, and MCP clients one shared local memory store.

local memory substrate
Source of truth Markdown files on disk
Recall path Agent context before each turn
Operating model Inspectable, portable, MIT licensed
What Remnic is for

What Remnic is for

AI coding agents forget project decisions, preferences, debugging history, and runbooks between sessions. Remnic captures durable facts and procedures, stores them as markdown on disk, and retrieves the relevant ones before future agent turns.

The design bias is boring on purpose: local-first storage, transparent files, inspectable metadata, and integrations that work with the tools developers already use.

Who builds it

Who builds it

Remnic is maintained by Joshua Warren and released under the MIT license. Development happens in public on GitHub.