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memcrate

v0.4.2

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Markdown-native personal context vault for AI tools. Three verbs (/save, /pin, /load) over a portable local vault format.

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Readme

memcrate

A portable, markdown-native, locally-owned personal context vault for AI tools. Three verbs. One vault. Any tool.

npm install -g memcrate

This package is a thin wrapper. On install it downloads the memcrate binary for your platform from GitHub Releases, verifies its published sha256, and puts it on your PATH. There are no dependencies.

Quick start

memcrate                 # asks where your vault goes, then sets everything up

It creates the vault and installs the /load, /save, and /pin skills for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Codex. Then start your tool and run /load.

What it is

Every AI coding tool eventually loses context. Sessions end, tools change, and each one has to be told from scratch what you are working on. Memcrate is a local markdown vault plus three verbs (/save, /pin, /load) that any AI tool can read and write. Your context lives in plain .md files you own.

Full docs at memcrate.dev.

Supported platforms

| Platform | Prebuilt binary | | --- | --- | | Linux x64 | yes | | macOS Apple Silicon | yes | | Windows x64 | yes | | Anything else (including Intel Macs) | use cargo install memcrate |

Other install methods

cargo install memcrate                                                            # any platform with Rust
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/memcrate/memcrate/main/install.sh | sh  # Linux / macOS
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/memcrate/memcrate/main/install.ps1 | iex     # Windows

Troubleshooting

"binary not found" means the install script did not run, usually because of --ignore-scripts or a script-blocking npm policy. Fix it with npm rebuild memcrate, or install via cargo or the shell one-liners above.

License

MIT. Source at github.com/memcrate/memcrate.