Continue where you left off
Read the decisions and notes already saved for your project. Share knowledge, not files or running sessions.
Work with multiple agentsSave decisions and notes once. Read them in your next connected agent.
Free to use. You approve each connection.
Check the original sources.
Keep notes, decisions and project rules together for the agents you connect.
Keep what was saved. Review changes with the original sources.
Explore version historyChoose the project each agent can use. Revoke access when needed.
How shared context worksPaste it into each supported agent.
Sign in and approve the same project.
Read the Memford setup guideā¦Copy the setup prompt.
Use the same project for your next agent. Keep passwords and keys out of chat. Check compatible tools.
Bring the right knowledge into your next task, on another computer too.
Read the decisions and notes already saved for your project. Share knowledge, not files or running sessions.
Work with multiple agentsGive connected agents the same assigned standards. Save repeatable procedures as skills they can load when needed.
Optional AI drafts condense notes and flag possible contradictions, with source references. Check for mistakes, then approve or reject.
AI review and its limitsCore save/read and startup flows have been verified in Codex and Claude Code. Other tools need a compatible remote MCP connection; support varies by client. Check the connection guide.
Yes. Authorize a compatible agent to the same project and read the saved knowledge. Files, full conversations and running processes stay where they are. Work across computers.
Agents read selected active notes, assigned rules and skill summaries. Supporting clients can receive a change notice and fetch again. Originals stay available; AI summaries require your review and approval. Access and privacy.