Bring the context back
Recall relevant project knowledge when a task needs it, instead of pasting an entire conversation into every prompt.
Built for the context that matters
Your best project knowledge shouldn’t end with a chat. Memora is building portable memory that carries decisions, context, and lessons forward with your AI agents.
Early-stage product · Local-first foundation · Your project’s knowledge
“What did we decide about our API?”
Route changes through the application layer. Keep transport code focused on input and output.
One project. A familiar memory workflow.
Project guidance integrations in the Accuracy Memory foundation. MCP setup is explicit.
Keep the progress
Decisions get buried in conversations. Tools change. New sessions begin without the lessons that made the last one useful.
Recall relevant project knowledge when a task needs it, instead of pasting an entire conversation into every prompt.
The local-first foundation stores canonical memory as Markdown. Inspect it, version it, and carry reviewed knowledge with your project.
Capture observations as candidates. Use evidence, proposed changes, and governed review before promoting updates to durable memory.
A loop that carries forward
Built on Accuracy Memory: a provider-neutral runtime with the same memory workflow through CLI and MCP.
Bring relevant, bounded context into the current task.
Save a useful observation with its supporting evidence.
Inspect proposed updates before they become durable knowledge.
Use reviewed memory across future tasks and supported tools.
Made for real project work
Keep the reasoning behind boundaries and conventions available for the next implementation task.
Turn a verified root cause into a reviewable lesson that can help with a similar issue later.
Keep reviewed project knowledge useful as you move between supported coding assistants.
Good questions
Memora is an early-stage product building portable memory for AI agents. Its engineering foundation, Accuracy Memory, provides local-first canonical Markdown, retrieval, candidate capture, and governed memory updates through CLI and MCP.
The current foundation is a local-first developer runtime. Shared enterprise memory is the longer-term direction. This website does not provide hosted workspaces, user accounts, or a self-service cloud product.
No. Candidate capture and canonical memory are separate. Accuracy workflows produce proposals, with review and publication controls before proposed knowledge becomes canonical.
Canonical memory is project-owned. Optional model-backed features can send authorized content to configured providers under runtime policy. Your host and provider settings matter. Read about the trust boundaries.
Contact us with your coding tools and the knowledge you want to preserve. We can discuss the current foundation and fit for your workflow. There is no public paid plan or checkout on this website.
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