OpenMemory MCP is a private memory service for MCP compatible AI tools like Cursor, Claude Desktop, and Windsurf. It lets tools store, retrieve, and share context between sessions, either locally on your machine or through a secure, hosted cloud version
This is a truly innovative step forward in AI infrastructure—offering a secure and seamless way to manage memory across MCP-compatible tools. The ability to store, retrieve, and share context privately across sessions empowers developers and AI practitioners to build more intelligent and cohesive workflows. A much-needed solution with immense potential. Wishing the team great success ahead!
This is a really smart idea! I like how it helps AI tools remember things and share context safely. It makes working with AI much easier and smoother. Great work!
Just tried out OpenMemory MCP — and wow, this solves a real pain point.
If you're bouncing between Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf like I am, you know the frustration of constantly re-explaining the same context. The idea of a shared memory layer that persists across sessions and across tools is exactly what’s been missing.
Loved that I could self-host it locally (super easy with Docker) — but also great that there’s a secure cloud option. The unified dashboard is a nice touch too — finally, some visibility and control over what my tools "remember."
Huge props to the team for building something so foundational. This feels like a step toward more intelligent, connected AI workflows. Can’t wait to see what other tools adopt MCP compatibility next.
OpenMemory MCP is such a thoughtful addition to the AI toolkit!! it’s like giving your tools a real memory. Being able to pick up right where you left off, across different apps and sessions, just makes everything feel smoother and more connected. Plus, having the choice between local and cloud storage is a nice touch for peace of mind. Brilliant!
This sounds like a powerful solution for developers and AI tool users! It would be great to know more about how OpenMemory MCP handles security and privacy—especially for those using the hosted cloud version.
This is a real problem that developers who builds ai tools faces, nice idea to cut across apps and solve the memory problem.
Great initiative.
OpenMemory MCP is a brilliant step forward. The ability to persist context across sessions and tools like Cursor and Claude Desktop unlocks a whole new level of continuity and productivity for AI-assisted workflows. It’s like giving your tools a shared memory, finally making AI feel more like a real collaborator instead of starting from scratch every time. Super excited to see how this evolves and how it might open doors for custom integrations and more advanced multi-tool workflows