Launched this week
PMB
Stop re-explaining your project to AI coding agents
293 followers
Stop re-explaining your project to AI coding agents
293 followers
PMB gives Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Zed persistent project memory through MCP. It stores decisions, lessons, goals, recent work, project facts and docs in one SQLite workspace on your disk. No cloud, no API keys, no LLM call on the read path. It is open source, offline-first, inspectable/exportable, with a local dashboard and honest impact tracking so you can see which memories actually help.
Everything staying right here on my own machine is the part that lands for me, Oleksii. Repeating myself over and over has quietly been one of my least favorite parts of the day, so this feels like a real relief.
PMB
@matthieu_poitrimolt That "least favorite part of the day" line is exactly why I built it. Quietly repeating yourself all day is the thing I wanted gone - thank you.
Humalike
Congrats on shipping! What is next on the roadmap after launch day?
PMB
@borrellbr Thanks! A few things, shaped largely by the questions in this very thread:
Memory lifecycle: first-class active / superseded / needs-review states for decisions, with auto-detection when a newer decision reverses an older one, so stale context loses authority instead of lingering.
Conflict surfacing: a dashboard view showing not just "this memory helped" but "this was skipped because it conflicted with newer evidence," plus a per-session memory diff (what was added, updated, and what influenced a suggestion).
Locality-scoped recall: lean harder on the code-entity graph so a decision only surfaces when the file you're touching still relates to it.
A reproducible benchmark harness in the repo (with/without PMB, N runs, tokens + pass/fail + quality), so the speed and quality claims are verifiable, not trust-me.
On direction: PMB stays local-first and fully open source. I'm not planning paid features - if anything ever gets added behind a flag it'll only be by explicit request from people who need it, and the core stays free and open for everyone. The goal is a tool you own, not a funnel into a subscription.
Repo: https://github.com/oleksiijko/pmb