Stop re-explaining your project
The constraints you explained on Monday are already there on Tuesday, in Cursor or in Claude, without a pasted brief.
For developers
Every new session today starts cold. amem turns the context you already paid for into something the next session can use.
The constraints you explained on Monday are already there on Tuesday, in Cursor or in Claude, without a pasted brief.
Facts point at the files they came from, so agents read three files instead of grepping three hundred.
The “why” behind a choice survives the chat it was made in, so nobody undoes it by accident next week.
Switch from the editor to the terminal, or pick work up after a weekend. Open tasks and recent work are waiting.
Work logged as you go means “what did I do yesterday?” is a lookup, not an archaeology session.
A gotcha learned once (a flaky test, a deploy order, a quota) is a fact the next agent sees before it trips on it.
Time, speed, money
Most of an agent's first minutes go to finding its bearings. amem replaces that with a small, ranked packet of what it needs.
Time
Speed
Money
Free. One command. Everything stays on your machine.
npx @iamem/amem setup
npm i -g @iamem/amem && amem setup
Node 20+. Then run amem ui. Source on GitHub.