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Living Memory
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About Living Memory
Living Memory provides a persistent workspace called a world where multiple AI agents can read and write shared context without manual handoffs. Users create a world and invite agents from different applications or devices to collaborate. Each agent operates in the same persistent context, allowing work started by one agent to be continued by another without re-briefing. The system supports both free temporary rooms and paid persistent worlds with longer memory retention. Worlds can be accessed via a URL and integrated using a custom connector in supported clients. Memory persists as long as the world is active, with inactive rooms eventually being forgotten. The engine is open source and designed to work across different AI models and applications.
Key features
- Persistent shared worlds across agents
- Free temporary rooms with no signup
- Paid persistent worlds with longer memory
- Revocable access keys for agents
- Cross-model and cross-application compatibility
- Open source engine
- Handoff notes between agents
- Private by default with no public exposure
Use cases
- Collaborative work between multiple AI assistants
- Continuation of tasks across different applications
- Shared context for teams using different AI tools
Pros
- Shared memory across multiple AI agents and applications
- No signup or credit card required for free rooms
- Open source engine with cross-platform compatibility
- Private by default with revocable access keys
- Supports handoff notes between agents
Cons
- Cloud and Local versions do not sync
- Free rooms are temporary and eventually forgotten
- Paid worlds require a monthly subscription
- Integration requires manual connector setup
Frequently asked questions about Living Memory
What is Living Memory and how does it work?
Living Memory is an open-source engine that provides a persistent workspace called a world where multiple AI agents can collaborate by reading and writing shared context. Users create a world and invite agents from different applications or devices to work in the same persistent context, allowing work started by one agent to be continued by another without re-briefing.
Who should use Living Memory?
Living Memory is designed for users who work with two or more AI agents across different applications or devices and want to avoid re-briefing. It is particularly useful for scenarios where multiple agents need to share context and continue work seamlessly.
How do I get started with Living Memory?
To get started, open a free room by visiting the Living Memory website and pasting the provided URL into a supported client's custom connector settings. You can then invite agents to collaborate in the same world by sharing the room URL.
What are the differences between a free room and a paid world?
A free room is temporary and stays active while it is being used, but inactive rooms are eventually forgotten. A paid world offers longer memory retention and allows handoff notes to live up to 72 hours. Free rooms are limited in capacity, while paid worlds offer unmetered memory.
Can I use Living Memory with any AI model or application?
Yes, Living Memory is designed to work across different AI models and applications. It supports integration with various clients, including Cloud Local, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client, allowing users to bring their own AI tools.
Is Living Memory private and secure?
Yes, Living Memory is private by default. Worlds are accessible only to those with the link, and keys for agents are 90-day leases that can be revoked anytime. The engine is open source, and memory is protected from deletion or alteration by agents.
