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Engram
Local persistent memory for any coding agent, in one binary
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Agent-agnostic memory so you stop re-explaining your project
Engram gives coding agents a memory that outlives the session. It runs locally as one Go binary with a SQLite + FTS5 database in ~/.engram, so there is no Node, Python or Docker to manage, and `engram setup <agent>` writes the MCP and integration config for 14 targets including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Kiro and VS Code Copilot. Reads are project-aware (it detects the current repo), memory can be shared across machines with Git Sync, and an optional Engram Cloud adds project-scoped replication with a browser view. Built by Gentleman Programming (Alan Buscaglia), with about 7.4k GitHub stars. Repo: https://github.com/Gentleman-Programming/engram.
Features
- Single Go binary, SQLite + FTS5 storage
- MCP server, CLI, HTTP API and TUI
- One-command setup for 14 agents
- Project-aware reads per repo
- Git Sync to share memory across machines
- Optional Engram Cloud replication
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