saor.io - Active Memory for All AI
Your AI remembers now. Free forever. One line to connect.
What it does
Every AI tool forgets between sessions. Saor gives them a brain — one persistent memory that compounds across every tool, every session. Memories auto-link by tags into a knowledge graph. Cross-brain context lets you think across all your projects at once. The brain teaches every AI agent the read/write loop automatically. Free. Unlimited brains. Unlimited memories. No catch. One line to connect: npx saor-mcp --setup --key sk_YOUR_KEY saor /seer/ — Irish for "free."
Every AI tool forgets between sessions. Saor gives them a brain — one persistent memory that compounds across every tool, every session. Free. One line to connect.
Your brain lives at an API endpoint. Every AI session starts with your full context instead of a blank slate. Agents write memories as they learn. Feedback captures what works. The brain gets sharper with every interaction. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, custom agents — one API call and any tool knows your business. Sign up, get an API key, run one command. Your AI tool now has 10 brain tools — read context, write memories, search by tags, create new brains. npx saor-mcp --setup --key sk_YOUR_KEY ✓ .mcp.json updated ✓ CLAUDE.md updated Done. Restart your AI tool. 02 — Read One API call returns your full context — identity, voice, memories, constraints. The AI picks up where the last session left…from saor.io
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