Context disappears
Sessions end, windows fill, and useful knowledge vanishes with them.
One local CLI connects every agent session to a private cloud memory. Recall the context that matters before a conversation, then preserve what was learned when it ends.
API responses use cursor pagination. Keep client methods idempotent.
Agents can write code, investigate systems, and make decisions. But the understanding they build is trapped inside a temporary context window.
You repeat project conventions. Re-explain decisions. Reconstruct work your agent already did. The smarter the workflow becomes, the more expensive that amnesia gets.
Sessions end, windows fill, and useful knowledge vanishes with them.
Agents rediscover architecture, preferences, and decisions they once knew.
Each agent maintains its own isolated view of you and your projects.
CloudMem sits between your local agent and a secure cloud service. No new chat UI. No workflow migration.
CloudMem finds the user, project, and task context relevant to the session ahead.
Keep using the agents already in your terminal. Context arrives automatically.
Decisions, preferences, and durable knowledge are distilled and saved for later.
The next conversation starts smarter than the last.
Your context should belong to you, not the tool you happened to use today.
A fast Go CLI meets you where agents already run: your terminal.
Build a continuous memory across coding agents, IDEs, and future tools.
Retrieve by meaning and scope, not by digging through old transcripts.
Clear ownership, explicit controls, and security treated as product fundamentals.
CloudMem is in early development. Follow the project as we build the first CLI and cloud memory service.
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