Give your AI tools instant access to your entire coding history. OpenMemory remembers everything you code and automatically provides context to GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude, and other AI assistants.

• Works with GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude, Windsurf, Codex, and any MCP-compatible AI
• Auto-configures all AI tools on first run with zero manual setup
• Tracks every file edit, save, and open automatically
• NEW: Manually add code selections to memory with a single click
• Compresses memories to reduce tokens by 30-70%
• Query responses under 80ms with smart caching
• Real-time token savings and compression metrics
• Background processing never blocks UI

1. Install this extension
2. Start backend
3. Click OpenMemory icon in status bar to verify connection
4. Start coding - AI tools now access your coding memory

Backend server required.

• openmemory.backendUrl: Backend URL (default: http://localhost:8080)
• openmemory.apiKey: API key for auth (optional)
• openmemory.useMCP: Use MCP protocol mode (default: false) - connects to backend MCP server with tools: openmemory_query, openmemory_store, openmemory_list, openmemory_get, openmemory_reinforce
• openmemory.mcpServerPath: Path to backend MCP server (default: backend/dist/ai/mcp.js)
• openmemory.userId: Custom User ID (optional, defaults to auto-generated)
• openmemory.projectName: Custom Project Name (optional, defaults to workspace name)

• OpenMemory: Query Context - Search your coding memory
• OpenMemory: Add Selection to Memory - Save selected code to memory
• OpenMemory: Quick Note - Add a manual note to memory
• OpenMemory: View Patterns - View detected patterns
• OpenMemory: Toggle Tracking - Pause or resume tracking
• OpenMemory: Setup - Configure backend and settings

All data stores locally. No telemetry. Open source code available for audit.

Check backend running: curl http://localhost:8080/health

For issues, see GitHub

• GitHub
• Documentation
• Changelog

Made by the Cavira team