Palace Memory
Persistent, shared memory for your AI coding agents
Palace Memory launched on June 16, 2026 with 2 votes.
What it does
Your AI coding agent forgets everything every session — so you keep re-explaining the same architecture, conventions, and fixes. Palace gives your agents persistent, searchable memory. It remembers your decisions and fixes, then feeds them back over MCP — so Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex pick up where they left off, with provenance for every answer. Free, local, and open (MIT core) for individuals. Flip it on for your team and memory flows between everyone's agents.
Palace gives Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex persistent, searchable memory without leaking engineering context to someone else
Palace is persistent, searchable memory for your coding agents — Cursor, Claude Code, Codex. Free and local for you. Shared across your whole team when you're ready. Palace remembers your decisions, conventions, and fixes — then feeds them back to your agent (and your teammates' agents) over MCP. No more re-explaining your project every single session. AI agents are only as good as their memory. Today that memory evaporates the moment a session ends — and it never crosses from one developer to the next. Decisions, fixes, conventions — re-explained to your agent every single session. Wasted tokens, broken flow, the same answers typed again and again. Move from Cursor to Claude Code to Codex…from palacememory.com
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