amem

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Your AI assistant forgets everything the moment a conversation ends.<br/> amem gives it persistent memory — so it remembers your preferences, decisions, and corrections forever.

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Every time you start a new conversation with an AI coding assistant, it starts from zero. It doesn't know:

• That you told it three times not to use any in TypeScript
• That your team chose PostgreSQL over MongoDB last month (and why)
• That you prefer functional style, early returns, and pnpm
• Where your auth module lives, or how your project is structured

You end up repeating yourself. Every. Single. Time.

amem is a memory layer that plugs into any AI tool — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or anything that speaks MCP. It remembers what matters and surfaces it automatically.

You: "Don't use any type in TypeScript"

  amem saves this as a correction (highest priority).
  Next conversation — or next month — your AI already knows.

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amem organizes memories into six types, ranked by importance:

| Priority | Type | What it