On your own machine

Keep it close.
Keep it yours.

A lasting memory for the agents you already use. Install MemIndex with one command and keep the thread between sessions.

One line. A longer memory.

npx memindex@latest install

Requires Node.js 20.12 or newer. Get Node.js

Paste this command into your terminal to install MemIndex.

Make yourself at home

A small setup.
A longer memory.

Start with the agent you use every day. MemIndex runs on your own machine and keeps your memory there.

Local by design
Your agent
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Hermes Agent, and more.
Your memory
Short notes on changes, decisions, and failed approaches.
Your view
Every session and note, available in your local viewer.
Your control
Keep material private with tags. Delete any note or project.

Inside your workspace

Small parts.
One lasting memory.

Keep working with your agent. MemIndex keeps the useful parts, ready for the next conversation.

Capture

The useful parts

MemIndex watches your agent work and writes short notes about what changed, what was decided, and what failed.

Remember

The next session

The right notes come back when you return. Your agent can pick up the thread without asking you to explain the project again.

Find

Search by meaning

Find the reason behind a line of code from weeks ago, even when the words in your question are different from the original note.

See

A local viewer

Browse every session and note in your local viewer. See what your agent remembers instead of wondering what it kept.

Choose

What stays

Use private tags to keep material out of memory. Delete a single note or a whole project whenever you want.

Yours to keep

Your work.
Yours to keep.

MemIndex keeps your memory on your own machine. You decide what your agent remembers. Private tags keep material out, and you can delete a note or a whole project at any time.

Want your memory wherever you work? Hosting writes your notes on our server and gives your machines one shared memory. Search from MCP clients such as Claude Desktop with one private link to the same memory as your coding agents.