Give every agent your team's brain on day one.

The memory layer for AI agents. Everything your team knows. Cited, and always up to date. Built from your docs, tickets and chat.

The open-source edition runs on your machine. The Team Cloud Edition is on the way: we host it and provide the models, your team just subscribes. Join the waitlist.

• Turns your team's wiki, tickets and chat into memory your coding agents can search. On its own, a coding agent sees only the local checkout. MemForge syncs sources such as Confluence, Jira and Teams ahead of time and builds one memory from them, so agents search that memory instead of querying each tool. New sources plug into the same connector interface, so the list can keep growing.
• Continuously detects stale facts and conflicts as your docs change. Each sync, on demand or on a schedule, rechecks the facts taken from changed docs and keeps, replaces or retires each one. New facts are also compared with what's already in memory. When it finds two docs that disagree, the agent gets both, with a note saying they conflict or which is newer.
• Gives agents precise facts, not documents that blow up their context. At sync, a model turns your sources into memories: precise facts and decisions that keep their conditions and exceptions. Agents search them over MCP by keyword, and by meaning if you add an embedding model. Search results carry no document text, so a full document enters the context only when the agent asks for it.
• Always justifies each fact with its real source. Every fact from a source cites the passage behind it and, where one exists, links to the original page, ticket or file. If no source supports a fact any more, it is retired. The citation can be a paraphrase, so MemForge also keeps the source text it read, and you or the agent can open it to confirm.
• Runs on your machine, with team sharing on the way. The open-source edition is Apache-2.0 and single-user, with local storage and your own model keys. Source text goes to the model providers you choose, and the agent plugins don't record your sessions. The hosted Team Cloud Edition will give the whole team one shared memory.

Beta. APIs, storage formats and plugin packaging may change. An upgrade that migrates your data saves a recovery point first (Upgrading).

You need Docker with Compose v2 and an API key for OpenRouter, OpenAI or Anthropic.

Let your agent set it up. Paste this into Claude Code or Codex:

Set up MemForge for me. Fetch this guide with curl and follow it exactly:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dodo-labs-ai/mem-forge/main/docs/agent-setup.md

The agent starts MemForge and installs its plugin, then hands you the admin UI to enter your model key and connect a source, so your keys never pass through the agent.

The quickstart covers every model provider, local folders, the host CLI and network details.

flowchart LR
  subgraph You["Your machine"]
    CC["Claude Code / Codex"]
    Plugin["MemForge plugin"]
    API["MemForge"]
    Extract["Write short memories,<br/>each citing its source"]
    Recheck["Recheck when a source changes,<br/>link related memories"]
    Store[("Local storage")]
  end
  Docs["Your team's wikis, tickets,<br/>repositories and chat"]

  CC --> Plugin
  Docs -- "sync" --> API
  API --> Extract --> Recheck --> Store
  Plugin -- "search, read a memory,<br/>open its source" --> API
  API -- "read" --> Store

1. Sync. Connectors read your docs, tickets and chat, on a schedule or when you ask.
2. Extract. A model turns each source into short memories, each citing the passage it came from.
3. Recheck. When a source changes, the memories built on it are kept, replaced or retired, and related memories are linked.
4. Recall. Agents search memory and open its sources over MCP.

More detail: architecture overview.

MemForge sits between the systems where your team writes things down and the agents that do the work.

Agent integrations

 Claude Code     Codex

Memory sources

Docs and wikis	Confluence     Notion     GitHub Pages     GitHub repo docs     Local folders
Tickets	Jira
Chat	Teams
Planned	Obsidian

Add a source lists what each one syncs and how to scope it. Need one that is missing? Vote for the next source.

• The open-source edition runs for one person on one machine. It has no accounts or authentication and listens on 127.0.0.1 only, so do not expose it on a network. For memory your whole team shares, join the Team Cloud Edition waitlist.
• Model extraction and semantic judgments can miss useful knowledge or make mistakes. Check the cited Evidence before relying on a consequential claim.
• A generation model is required; without one, syncs store content but create no memories.

• Quickstart: setup, models, plugins, sources, CLI, development from source
• Docs index: quickstart, architecture, API and release guides
• How MemForge compares: when to choose MemForge and when another tool fits better
• Contributing

Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE.