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Juvina
About Juvina
Juvina provides persistent, local AI memory for GitHub Copilot and Claude Code within Visual Studio Code. It operates entirely on the user’s machine, storing memories locally without sending data to external servers. The tool uses a token-efficient engine that reduces costs over time by maintaining context without repeated prompts. It supports both rolling 7-day memory and permanent memory options, with pricing tiers based on usage. Juvina is built on .NET and runs within the user’s tenant, ensuring data remains under local control. The system introduces Merlin, an AI character whose responses are generated entirely from stored memories, demonstrating the engine’s ability to construct contextually accurate answers.
Key features
- Persistent AI memory in VS Code
- Local data storage with no external tracking
- Rolling 7-day and permanent memory tiers
- Merlin AI character for memory-based responses
- Token-efficient context retention
- Built on .NET framework
- Team licensing and tenant deployment options
- Benchmark scoresheets available
Use cases
- Maintaining long-term project context for AI assistants
- Building AI characters with memory-driven responses
- Reducing token costs in AI-assisted coding workflows
Pros
- Persistent local memory without external storage
- Reduces token usage over time
- Supports both temporary and permanent memory options
- Operates entirely within the user's tenant
- Built on .NET for compatibility
Cons
- Requires Docker installation for setup
- Permanent memory option incurs additional cost
- Limited to VS Code environment
- No free tier beyond rolling 7-day memory
Frequently asked questions about Juvina
What is Juvina and what does it do?
Juvina provides persistent, local AI memory for GitHub Copilot and Claude Code within Visual Studio Code. It stores memories entirely on the user’s machine, ensuring data remains under local control and is not sent to external servers.
Who is Juvina designed for?
Juvina is designed for developers using GitHub Copilot or Claude Code in Visual Studio Code who need persistent, context-aware AI assistance without relying on external cloud-based memory systems.
How does Juvina handle data privacy?
Juvina operates entirely on the user’s machine and does not store data on external servers. It uses an anonymous cookie for a single session and does not track or identify users beyond that.
What is Merlin in Juvina?
Merlin is an AI character within Juvina whose responses are generated entirely from stored memories. It demonstrates the engine’s ability to construct contextually accurate answers without predefined scripts or prompts.
How can I install and use Juvina?
Juvina can be installed via Docker on any operating system and is available through the VS Code Marketplace. Users can then enable persistent memory for their AI coding assistants within the IDE.
Does Juvina offer team licenses or deployment options?
Yes, Juvina provides team licenses and supports deployment inside a user’s tenant, allowing organizations to integrate the tool within their existing infrastructure while maintaining data control.