--local).
It only reads the agents’ own memory folders. It never touches hand-written files like CLAUDE.md, and it never modifies anything inside the agent folders.
Supported sources
The two agents store memory differently, so the unit differs. Claude Code writes one memory per file. Copilot groups several memories under
## headings inside a topic file, so each ## section becomes its own memory. A Copilot file with no ## headings is captured as a single memory.
Local vs cloud
By default, capture uploads to the Versuno cloud and needs you logged in (versuno login).
With --local, nothing leaves your machine. Capture writes the same normalized memories to ~/.versuno/memory/ as plain Markdown files. No account, no network, no login. Search them later with versuno memory recall.
Local writes are idempotent. Each memory is keyed on a stable identity, so running capture again skips the memories that haven’t changed and rewrites the ones you edited in place. No duplicates.
Options
How it works
- Find every installed agent’s memory folder.
- All folders start selected. Press space to skip any, then enter.
- Normalize each folder’s memories into one shape: content, title, summary, type hint, wikilinks, content hash.
- Save them. Upload to the cloud, or write to the local store with
--local.
Local store layout
Examples
See also
- versuno memory recall searches the local store
- versuno memory install-hook makes Claude Code recall automatically