Portable, git-tracked AI memory that compounds across every tool you use. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Antigravity and more. Free and MIT open source.

Thanks for checking out Cerebrumma! 🙏 This is the memory layer I desperately wanted as a solo indie dev jumping between Claude, Cursor, Grok, and Gemini every day. No more re-explaining my stack, preferences, or project context. Quick start: curl -fsSL https://get.cerebrumma.com | sh cerebrum init → it starts watching your git repos automatically Connect any MCP-compatible tool and just talk to it Everything stays in plain Markdown + git (you can literally git diff your AI memory). Runs 100% locally by default, with optional self-improvement "dream cycles." I'm especially looking for feedback on: How well the context feels across different models The dream cycle / distillation quality Onboarding for non-technical users Would love to hear what you think — even (especially) if it's brutal. Try it here: https://get.cerebrumma.com Full repo: github.com/BenPeralta/cerebrumma Happy to answer any questions! 🚀

One brain, any tool is a strong concept. Is the core value shared memory between tools or the ability to coordinate actions across them?

@jan_piotrzkowski The core value is shared memory — not just coordination. Coordination across tools is a nice side effect, but it’s secondary. Without the shared memory layer, coordination still breaks the moment you switch tools because each one starts with amnesia.

Finally something that actually remembers what I was working on across different editors. Set it up with Cursor in like two minutes and the git tracking is a really smart touch.

finally something that actually keeps my context when I jump between claude code and cursor. the git tracking was a nice touch, makes it feel like it belongs in my normal workflow

One brain, any tool is a strong concept. Is the core value shared memory between tools or the ability to coordinate actions across them?

Finally something that actually remembers what I was working on across different editors. Set it up with Cursor in like two minutes and the git tracking is a really smart touch.

finally something that actually keeps my context when I jump between claude code and cursor. the git tracking was a nice touch, makes it feel like it belongs in my normal workflow

Cerebrumma

One Brain. Any Tool.

One Brain. Any Tool.