EverMe
Your Digital Twin That Truly Understands You
What it does
EverMe is a personal AI memory hub that organizes your knowledge, preferences, and workflows for use across multiple AI agents. It offers traceable, editable memory and personalized AI personas for more consistent assistance.
Your digital twin that truly understands you, starts with a memory that
Every conversation becomes experience · Every experience becomes mastery — the Agent evolution loop. Every conversation becomes experience · Every experience becomes mastery — the Agent evolution loop. Connect to Claude Code · Hermes · OpenClaw in one line. Multiple Agents / digital avatars share the same memory foundation about you — the technical plan you told Hermes can be executed directly by Claude Code. Agent memory is automatically categorized into a structured Harness directory (Profile / Behaviors / Episodic / Foresights...), presented as a file tree. Memory is no longer a black box. Every memory has a traceable source , data sources are clearly managed, and memories can be…from evermind.ai
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