This is what a year of talking to AI looks like when the memory is yours, not scattered across five apps. Conversations, tokens, streaks, every tool in one place. Make your own with AI Wrapped, free, link in the comments section.
MemoryPlugin Sync is live.
Your Claude Code, Codex and Cursor sessions now sync into the same memory as your ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini chats. One searchable history, recallable from 21+ tools.
Only prompts and replies leave your machine. Code, terminal and file contents stay local.
macOS, opt-in per project.
MP-0004.
@LiuweijiaVip@testingcatalog Weโre a memory tool, so not quite, but we do make handoffs across agents easy. I frequently ask Claude to pull in entire past codex or Claude code chats and MemoryPlugin enables that. This is also where not storing tool outputs makes the chat history easy for new agents to read.
@TheAIShrink@testingcatalog We believe the edge lies in context engineering. Providing AIs the right context is the difference between generic answers and personalised advice. We help you provide the right context to your AI tools, every day for every task :)
@thesmartaihub@testingcatalog Long term memory. The tool outputs contain things that are useful for the AI in-session but not helpful in an index. The important details are in the prose, the back and forth between you and the agent. The part that cannot be reconstructed from repo access and git history.
@rakhul@testingcatalog Tool output includes sensitive data like full file contents which we avoid ingesting. The AIs own responses might contain sensitive info but users actually do want those to be synced. You can exclude specific chats from being synced if you want.
We just shipped MemoryPlugin Sync for macOS: it syncs your local Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor sessions into the same memory as your ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini chats. One searchable history, recallable from 21+ AI tools.
Only prompts and replies sync. Code and tool output never leave your machine.
https://t.co/ToXwgDvGBA
ChatGPT remembers you. Claude remembers you. Neither tells the other.
We're building the layer none of them will: one memory, outside every app, shared by all of them. 21+ AI tools, one you.
MP-0001. Day one of the archive.