
Mem0
Supermemory
Claude Memory
Palace gives Claude Code, Cursor and Codex persistent memory over MCP. Free, local, MIT core. Self-hosted shared memory for teams.

Mem0
Supermemory
Memocore
Memori
Pinecone
cognee
Claude Memory
Hosted persistent memory layer for AI agents and coding assistants over MCP.

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Palace is self-hosted shared memory for AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor and Codex, over MCP. The open-source core (palace-rs, MIT, Rust) runs locally for free as one binary with one SQLite file, local embeddings and hybrid keyword and semantic search. Palace Server lets teams share...
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