icm

Why we included this project

AI coding assistants lose the thread the moment a session ends: architecture decisions, resolved bugs, and project conventions vanish when the context window compacts. ICM gives those agents a real place to remember things, running as a single Rust binary with no dependencies and a native MCP server, so any MCP-capable tool, from Claude Code to Cursor, reads and writes the same SQLite-backed store. Memory splits into episodic entries that decay by importance over time and a permanent knowledge graph of concepts linked by typed relations, plus a channel for recording past mistakes. Because every configured tool shares one corpus at the OS-standard data location, a fact stored in one session is visible to the next tool you open, which cuts the constant re-explaining that slows multi-tool work. The project is pre-1.0 and configuration formats can still shift between releases, though the maintainer uses it daily as a primary coding memory layer.