MemoSync

MemoSync

  Co-manage memory with your coding agent across sessions.

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Coding agents keep memory: CLAUDE.md files, notes they extract, lessons from earlier sessions. You rarely see what is in it, what the agent took into this task, or whether it followed it. MemoSync is a local workbench for Claude Code, Codex and Pi that puts that memory on screen.

- Every change to memory waits for your review.
- Before each turn, you confirm what goes in.
- While the agent works, its replies cite the memories they use.
- After the turn, a separate check reports what was followed and what was ignored.

When a turn doesn't need that much attention, switch to Automatic and the agent handles memory on its own.

A turn with memory

Memory is a set of short items. Each has a scope (personal, project or session), a version and a history. The same item shows up in four places during a turn.

1. Review what the agent learned

Before a turn starts, MemoSync shows the memory changes it proposes, in three groups. Accept, edit, rescope or dismiss each one. Nothing reaches the store until you do.

- New candidates: taken from your last exchange and from what the agent actually did (files, commands, errors).
- Transfers from other projects: a rule from another project is first rewritten in general terms, then adapted to this project. You see all three versions side by side.
- Fixes to existing items: conflicts, duplicates to merge, and rules that have gone stale or keep being broken.

2. Choose the working memory

Working Memory for This Turn lists the items the agent intends to use, each with one line saying how. Remove rows or add others from your library. You can also ask in plain words,…