Memmy LAUNCHED: Let every AI remember the same you 🍙

Description and use

<p>Over the past few months, Agents have quietly crossed a threshold — from conversation tools into actual work partners: reading codebases, calling tools, running tasks end-to-end, and plugging into increasingly complex workflows through Skills, MCP, and sub-agents.</p> <p>But most Agents today still don't know you. Not really. They have no access to the knowledge and preferences you've built up over months — no continuity with your past projects. Switch agents, and you're rebuilding from scratch: task context, key decisions, working habits — all of it, gone.</p> <p>And as the number of agent

Problem

<p>Over the past few months, Agents have quietly crossed a threshold — from conversation tools into actual work partners: reading codebases, calling tools, running tasks end-to-end, and plugging into increasingly complex workflows through Skills, MCP, and sub-agents.</p> <p>But most Agents today still don't know you. Not really. They have no access to the knowledge and preferences you've built up over months — no continuity with your past projects. Switch agents, and you're rebuilding from scratch: task context, key decisions, working habits — all of it, gone.</p> <p>And as the number of agent

Outcome

<p>Over the past few months, Agents have quietly crossed a threshold — from conversation tools into actual work partners: reading codebases, calling tools, running tasks end-to-end, and plugging into increasingly complex workflows through Skills, MCP, and sub-agents.</p> <p>But most Agents today still don't know you. Not really. They have no access to the knowledge and preferences you've built up over months — no continuity with your past projects. Switch agents, and you're rebuilding from scratch: task context, key decisions, working habits — all of it, gone.</p> <p>And as the number of agent

Evidence

Memmy LAUNCHED: Let every AI remember the same you 🍙

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