LoreKitLoreKit
FreeOpen source · MITWorks with Claude Code, Cursor & Codex

Persistent memory
for your AI agents

Your AI agent forgets everything when a session ends. LoreKit gives it persistent memory — so it never asks the same question twice.

Sign in free · 2-minute setup

Watch memories form and persist

Session A writes. Session B loads. No re-explaining.

LoreKit Memory — zsh
session A

memory store

local remote

— none yet —

Memories survive session ends · Shared across Claude Code, Cursor & Codex

Get started in 2 minutes

Free · Open source

  1. 1

    Sign in and get your token

    GitHub, email + password, or a magic link — takes 30 seconds

  2. 2

    Run one command

    npx @lorekit/cli install
  3. 3

    Your agent now remembers

    Memories persist across sessions, repos, and tools — automatically

Agents that remember

LoreKit gives your AI coding agents a shared memory store. Memories written in one session are available in the next — across repos, branches, and tools.

Scope-aware memory

Memories are namespaced by scope: global, project, repo, or branch. Agents read the narrowest scope first and fall back automatically.

Wired to your workflow

Connect via MCP in one config line. A GitHub webhook turns resolved PR review comments into candidate memories automatically.

Browse and curate

The dashboard lets you explore every memory your agents have written, archive stale entries, and watch activity in real time.