Cipher by Byterover - Open-source, shared memory for coding agents
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Cipher is an open-source memory layer, connected to AI IDEs and CLIs through MCP. Auto-generate coding memories that scale with your code-base, auto-retrieve relevant coding memories and knowledge across IDEs, projects and teams.
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AltPage.ai
Wait, a memory layer for AI coding agents? That could be a total game changer—I’m always annoyed when bots “forget” earlier context. How does it handle long-term project details?
Byterover
Love the open-core model you're using here, it's a great contribution. Just curious about the future: what's your general philosophy on how new features will be allocated between Cipher and Byterover? Thanks!
Byterover
Byterover acts like a memory layer for your best practices, think instant recall for vibe-coded patterns across projects and teammates. With plug-and-play extensions for IDEs like Cursor and Windsurf, it's the kind of upgrade that feels inevitable once you try it.
Byterover
I am much excited to see the growth of this and how I can use this effectively as a student.
Doraverse
Looks solid! Curious to see how this memory layer will evolve with more complex coding workflows.
GPT-4o
Love the idea of a memory layer for AI coding agents—sharing team memory in real-time is just so smart, makes collab way less painful tbh. Killer work, team!
GPT-4o
Real-time team memory sharing for AI coding agents is super clever—collab just got way less painful, tbh. Love where you’re taking this, Andy & crew!
Love that you’ve open-sourced the memory layer, using it with Cursor now and the dual memory setup is 🔥. The reasoning trace in System 2 is especially helpful for debugging AI decisions.