OpenMemory MCP is a private memory service for MCP compatible AI tools like Cursor, Claude Desktop, and Windsurf. It lets you store, retrieve, and share context between sessions locally on your machine.
I'm Taranjeet from Mem0, and today we’re thrilled to launch OpenMemory MCP, a private & persistent memory layer for all your AI tools.
Here’s the problem: even the best AI agents today still have amnesia. You plan your week in Claude, complete tasks in Cursor, and write notes in Windsurf but none of them remember anything between sessions. The context vanishes. Every tool operates in a silo.
So we built OpenMemory MCP, a shared memory infrastructure that works across all MCP-compatible tools and gives them long-term memory.
Why this matters:
- You keep control. Your data stays private on your machine or securely in our cloud. - You stop repeating yourself. Tools can share and retain context. - You get visibility. There’s a unified dashboard to view and manage memory.
Setup is quick and easy, just a few minutes to get running locally with Docker
We’d love for you to try it out, especially if you’re building or using tools like Cursor, Claude Desktop, or your own agents. Curious how it fits your workflow or if there’s more we should support, feedback super welcome 🙌
Amazing launch! Love the concept of OpenMemory MCP – super useful and intuitive. Congrats to the team! 🎉
This looks like a game-changer for anyone using multiple AI tools! The memory issue across platforms has been a real bottleneck, and OpenMemory MCP seems like a clean, smart solution to finally solve that. Love that it's privacy-first and gives users full control. Definitely going to try it out—excited to see how it streamlines my workflow!
OpenMemory MCP is a game-changer for AI productivity—seamlessly bridging context between sessions across tools like Cursor, Claude Desktop, and Windsurf. Whether stored locally or securely in the cloud, its ability to retain and share memory enhances continuity and makes AI feel truly collaborative.
Finally, a real solution to AI tool forgetfulness. It's always been frustrating to switch between tools like Claude or Cursor and lose all the context. OpenMemory MCP changes that by making memory persistent across sessions and tools, which is a big step forward. I really appreciate that it prioritizes user privacy, offers full control, and runs both locally and in the cloud. The concept of a shared memory layer just makes so much sense, and the dashboard makes it even more user-friendly.
Huge congratulations to the team. I'm excited to try it out and see how it improves everyday workflows. Great job!
This is exactly what the AI ecosystem needed. I’ve always found it frustrating how tools like Claude, Cursor, and others forget everything between sessions, it’s like starting from scratch every time. OpenMemory MCP feels like a huge step forward.
I love that it gives us control over our own data, works locally or in the cloud, and most importantly, helps tools actually remember. The shared memory idea is super smart, and the dashboard makes it feel even more practical.
Really excited to try this out and see how it improves my workflow. Big kudos to the team, amazing job! 🙌
I've been using OpenMemory MCP with my MCP-compatible AI tools like Cursor and Claude Desktop, and the experience has been seamless and incredibly useful. The ability to store, retrieve, and share context between sessions has transformed how I work — no more re-explaining things or losing track of past sessions.
I love that it supports both local storage and a secure cloud version, giving me flexibility and peace of mind. Whether I'm working on long-term projects or switching between tools, OpenMemory keeps everything consistent and connected.
Highly recommended for anyone using MCP-compatible tools — it's a reliable and powerful memory layer that truly enhances productivity!
OpenMemory MCP sounds like a solid step forward for contextual continuity across AI tools. The ability to securely store and share memory between sessions—locally or via the cloud—could really streamline multi-tool workflows. Excited to see how this evolves.
OpenMemory MCP is a brilliant step forward. The ability to persist context across sessions and tools like Cursor and Claude Desktop unlocks a whole new level of continuity and productivity for AI-assisted workflows. It’s like giving your tools a shared memory, finally making AI feel more like a real collaborator instead of starting from scratch every time. Super excited to see how this evolves and how it might open doors for custom integrations and more advanced multi-tool workflows
This is a real problem that developers who builds ai tools faces, nice idea to cut across apps and solve the memory problem.
Great initiative.
This sounds like a powerful solution for developers and AI tool users! It would be great to know more about how OpenMemory MCP handles security and privacy—especially for those using the hosted cloud version.
Congrats on the launch, Taranjeet! OpenMemory MCP sounds like a much-needed solution for AI tool integration. The persistent memory layer is a great step towards overcoming silos and maintaining context. Really appreciate the focus on privacy and user control. Excited to see how this evolves! 🌟
OpenMemory MCP is such a thoughtful addition to the AI toolkit!! it’s like giving your tools a real memory. Being able to pick up right where you left off, across different apps and sessions, just makes everything feel smoother and more connected. Plus, having the choice between local and cloud storage is a nice touch for peace of mind. Brilliant!
OpenMemory MCP is a powerful private memory layer for MCP-compatible AI tools, enabling seamless context sharing across sessions. With local and secure cloud options, it enhances continuity, privacy, and productivity for AI-assisted development workflows.
Open Memory MCP is an impressive open-standard platform that centralizes the memory of all AI tools, and I’ve successfully integrated it with Claude in my projects! Its modular design and focus on interoperability have streamlined my workflows, and I’ve noticed a clear boost in performance and data handling efficiency. However, I’d love to see more technical documentation and real-world benchmarks to further validate its potential. Overall, I’m excited about how it’s future-proofing AI memory management!
OpenMemory MCP feels like a real game-changer for AI workflows — finally, a secure and efficient way to give our tools long-term memory across sessions. The fact that it supports tools like Cursor and Claude Desktop makes it even more powerful. Excited to see how this evolves! 🔥
he ability to persist and share context securely across AI tools is such a valuable step toward smarter, more seamless workflows. Love the flexibility of local vs. cloud storage too—super thoughtful!
This is a really smart idea! I like how it helps AI tools remember things and share context safely. It makes working with AI much easier and smoother. Great work!
