The Vault – Local memory layer and dashboard for MCP coding agents
The Vault is a local-first memory operating system designed for AI-assisted coding work. It enables coding agents and human operators to maintain a durable project memory layer that persists across sessions. This system allows for better continuity in workflows by storing important project context locally and making it easily accessible for future sessions.
- ▪The Vault provides a memory layer that retains decisions, task results, and project relationships across sessions.
- ▪It is designed for developers using AI tools like Codex and Claude, facilitating continuity in their workflows.
- ▪The system helps prevent memory loss by allowing agents to recall relevant context instead of starting from scratch.
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The Vault The Vault is a local-first memory operating system for AI-assisted work. It gives coding agents and human operators a durable project memory layer: decisions, handoffs, implementation summaries, task results, project relationships, and recallable context survive across sessions instead of being lost in chat history. It ships as a TypeScript workspace with a shared core engine, command-line interface, MCP server, and Electron desktop console. Windows releases also bundle their own vault-memory MCP runtime, so installed users can connect Codex, Claude Desktop, or Claude Code without keeping the source repo on disk. The 60-Second Version AI agents forget between sessions, even when the project has a long history. The Vault stores project memory outside the model, on your machine.
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