Local-first, LLM-agnostic memory layer for AI assistants.
A local-first, LLM-agnostic memory layer for AI assistants — runmemento.com Every AI session starts the same way: re-explaining your preferences, your project's conventions, the decisions you made last week, the dead-ends to avoid. Each tool solves this in its own siloed way (, , , ChatGPT Memory) — but you, the human, are the one constant. Your memory shouldn't fragment across vendors. Memento…
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A local-first, LLM-agnostic memory layer for AI assistants — runmemento.com Every AI session starts the same way: re-explaining your preferences, your project's conventions, the decisions you made last week, the dead-ends to avoid. Each tool solves this in its own siloed way (, , , ChatGPT Memory) — but you, the human, are the one constant. Your memory shouldn't fragment across vendors. Memento is one place where that memory lives. It runs an MCP server over a local SQLite file, so any…
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