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Your memory brain is a private, personal store of what your AI agents have learned about you and your work. Claude Code, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Codex, and other MCP-compatible agents can all read from it and write to it, so your context follows you from one tool to the next. It is yours alone. Every memory is scoped to your account.

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How memory gets in

  • Capture from your agents. The Versuno CLI reads the memory folders your coding agents already write (Claude Code, GitHub Copilot) and brings them into your brain.
  • Agents save it themselves. An agent can write a memory directly with the save_memory tool the moment it learns something worth keeping.

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How agents use it

Any connected agent pulls in what it needs with recall_memory. Tell one agent something today, and another agent can use it tomorrow. That is the point: switch tools, and your memory comes with you.

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What a memory is

The unit is a single fact or note, not a whole file. Each memory has a kind that describes what it is and how agents use it, see Memory types. You can browse and search your whole brain as a graph in the dashboard under Brains, then My Brains.