Shared agent memory with decay, cues and reviewed routines
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humemory gives Claude, Codex, Kimi Code and OpenCode a shared SQLite memory that behaves less like a log and more like recall. Decaying traces, lexical and vector retrieval, prospective cues and reviewed cognitive scripts work offline; JEV can shadow-qualify candidate routines, while optional model-assisted maintenance runs outside the agent path.
flowchart TD P["idea / needs"] --> S["humemory"] S --> A["retrospective · decay + lexical/vector retrieval"] S --> B["prospective · cues + open loops"] S --> C["trusted shared memory · MCP + provenance"] S --> D["off-path maintenance · deterministic fallback"] D --> E["dreaming + reviewed cognitive scripts"]
Memory engine for AI agents modeled on human recall. It keeps decaying traces, open intentions, provenance and reviewed cognitive scripts in SQLite, then retrieves them through lexical and vector search. Claude hooks plus explicit Codex, Kimi Code and OpenCode importers feed one MCP store; background maintenance stays off the agent path and falls back to deterministic local processing when no model is available.