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Droids-Mem

Persistent memory for AI agents. SQLite + FTS5, single binary, zero external dependencies. CLI for humans; an MCP bridge

00SAM@_00SAM_
  • AI
  • Dev Tools

About this project

Pitch

A local-first persistent memory engine for AI coding agents — a single, zero-dependency Go binary that gives your agent a durable knowledge graph of everything it learns across sessions. Instead of re-explaining your conventions, past bugs, and architectural decisions every time, agents save and recall four kinds of memory (session summaries, task patterns, error resolutions, and user rules) through a clean 4-tool MCP bridge or CLI. It ships with a built-in PII-scrubbing pipeline that strips secrets and credentials before anything touches disk, SQLite FTS5 full-text search with BM25 + Jaccard near-duplicate detection so the same lesson is never stored twice, and a privacy-by-default design: everything stays on your machine, loopback-bound, with no external APIs and no CGO. The two-tier context bundle surfaces the right memories at the right depth — always-on rules and summaries up front, browsable patterns and fixes behind them — so agents start every task already knowing your codebase. Fast, auditable, and frictionless (auto-spawning server, no config required), droids-mem turns stateless agents into ones that actually remember.

Why we're launching this

From the team
Coding is shifting to an agent-driven code generation, and often agents waste too many tokens understanding what we did on previous session, and that's what I am to fix. Agents should remember what they worked on and pull the information they need when they need it; they don't need to be constantly carrying all memories from all sessions, but rather store and then pull when they need. This is a local-first tool; you can store easily and improve your agentic dev workflow.
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