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Memmy Agent Launched a Local-First Memory Hub Shared Across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenClaw
Memmy Agent hit #3 on Product Hunt July 30 with 240 upvotes, shipping a single local memory layer that Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw and Hermes Agent all read and write, so agents build on each other's context instead of restarting. It ships as a desktop app, CLI/TUI and OpenAI-compatible API that share the same agents, memory and configuration, is local-first by default with no forced cloud sync, and starts free with 2M ChatGPT tokens before switching to bring-your-own-key. It comes from MemTensor, the team behind MemOS. The strategic read: memory is being pulled out of the individual coding tool and made portable, which erodes the switching cost that Cursor, Claude Code and Codex each rely on.
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