Your agents forget.
Ramorie remembers.
The second brain for developers and their AI agents — one place for tasks, long-term memory, and decisions that every agent can read and write through a single protocol.
npm i -g ramorie · free for solo developers
claude-code wrote a memory
Chose pgvector over a separate vector database — Postgres already holds our data, and it's one less service to operate.
Linked to 2 memories · now searchable by every agent
Recalled later
The problem
Every session starts from zero.
You re-explain your codebase every single session.
Decisions vanish when the context window closes.
Knowledge is trapped in chats no other tool can read.
One system
Four things, one memory.
Memory
Typed, tagged, and linked memories — written once, recalled by every agent you use.
Tasks
Work items that live next to the context that created them. Agents can read, create, and complete them.
Projects
Every memory and task belongs to a project, so recall stays relevant to the codebase you're in.
Agents
Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client connects to the same shared brain — one MCP memory server, a single protocol.
Capture once. Recall everywhere.
Agents capture
As you work, your agents write decisions, patterns, and fixes to Ramorie — no manual note-taking.
Ramorie organizes
Memories are typed, tagged, linked, and embedded for semantic search.
You recall
Ask in plain language from any tool and get answers grounded in your own history.
{
"mcpServers": {
"ramorie": {
"command": "ramorie",
"args": ["mcp", "serve"]
}
}
}Built for agents
Read, write, and reason over one shared brain.
Project-scoped recall — agents only see the memory that belongs to the codebase they're working in.
Verifiable citations — every answer links back to the exact memories it was grounded in.
Idempotent writes — saving the same memory twice converges to one, so agents never create duplicates.
Give your agents a memory that lasts.
Free for solo developers. Connect your first agent in under a minute.