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Kiran Korra
Kiran Korra

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I built a persistent memory layer for AI coding agents

CLAUDE.md told me the rules. But it never remembered the story.

When I switched from Claude Code to Antigravity and Codex CLI, I had to re-explain everything every single time — what was built, what decisions were made, where I left off.

So I built Unimem. It keeps a living memory file for your project that auto-updates as you work. Goals, tasks, architecture decisions, file history — all tracked silently in the background.

When you switch agents, the new one just reads .unimem/memory.md and continues.

100% local. No API calls. Nothing leaves your machine.

GitHub: https://github.com/korrakiran/unimem
Site: https://unimem.ports.blog

Curious if anyone else has hit this problem.

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