Universal AI coding assistant memory — session handoff, SLM compression, and semantic retrieval.
[]( Universal AI session memory substrate. One install. Every AI coding assistant. Persistent context across sessions, folder renames, and tool switches. In neuroscience, an engram is the physical trace a memory leaves in the brain. EngramCC does the same for AI — a local memory substrate that persists what your AI assistant learned, decided, and did, so the next session picks up exactly where…
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[]( Universal AI session memory substrate. One install. Every AI coding assistant. Persistent context across sessions, folder renames, and tool switches. In neuroscience, an engram is the physical trace a memory leaves in the brain. EngramCC does the same for AI — a local memory substrate that persists what your AI assistant learned, decided, and did, so the next session picks up exactly where the last one left off. -- Every AI coding session starts from zero. The assistant re-reads files it…
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