Agent memory

One private memory. Every agent.

FishMem Desktop gives coding agents durable local memory without adding an MCP server. It installs two small pieces:

1. a FishMem Skill that teaches the agent when to recall and remember;
2. a local fishmem command that reads and writes through the running Desktop app.

The Skill provides judgment; the CLI provides deterministic execution. This avoids an always-on MCP tool catalog and keeps the integration inspectable.

Current support

How a memory enters FishMem

The agent recalls relevant memory before work. It writes only after the user explicitly asks to remember something, or after a durable preference, constraint, or decision is clear. The Skill converts that information into a self-contained statement, then calls:

fishmem add --client codex \
  --content "This repository uses pnpm and TypeScript strict mode." \
  --json

FishMem stores that submitted statement verbatim. Desktop does not run a chat LLM to rewrite it.

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