ReMe

Why we included this project

ReMe is worth a look if you are building agents that need to remember what happened in earlier sessions. Instead of storing state in a closed database, it writes memory as plain Markdown files with wikilinks, so you and your agent can read and edit the memory directly. It then indexes and links those files, and past decisions, style preferences, and reusable procedures resurface during retrieval. Search combines wikilink traversal with BM25 and optional embedding lookup, so you are not stuck relying on a single approach. There are integrations for coding agents like Claude Code, and it is built with personal assistants in mind, which makes it a practical base for agents meant to improve over time rather than start over on every run. The local-first design keeps data under your control, and basic file operations plus BM25 search work without an LLM or embedding API key.