vestige

Why we included this project

Agents that run for a while tend to hit the same wall: they re-learn lessons you already taught them and re-derive fixes that are already written down. Vestige is a memory layer that addresses this, running as a local MCP server so Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other MCP-capable agents can write memories during a session and pull them back later, with everything stored in a SQLite file on your own machine and no cloud dependency. The retrieval logic is what makes it more than a note store. It merges redundant memories, supersedes contradicted ones, and lets unused entries fade, while also tracing a current failure back to the earlier decision that actually caused it, even when the cause and the symptom share no vocabulary. After a one-time model download it runs fully offline as a single 25MB Rust binary, which makes it a practical choice for teams that cannot send agent data to a cloud service.