Your agents remember.

Renor is one memory for all your coding agents. Tell one agent once, and every agent can recall it.

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npx renor connect --client claude-code

One command adds Renor to your agent and signs you in. Other apps: the Quickstart. Self-hosting: Renor engine.

Tell it once.

Every agent session starts from zero. Renor gives all your agents one memory, over MCP.

An example: on Monday you tell Claude Code “Use pnpm in this repo, never npm.” and it saves that to Renor. On Thursday Codex recalls it before adding a package and runs pnpm. Two weeks later OpenCode recalls it while setting up CI.

Tell one agent once and the others can recall it: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi, ChatGPT and Claude.ai.

Yours to see. Yours to take.

Everything your agents save, in one place. Search it, and export all of it as plain Markdown any time.

The Renor dashboard. Sample data.

How it works.

  1. 01 Connect Paste the setup prompt into your agent.
  2. 02 Remember It saves what you decide as you work.
  3. 03 Recall Every agent looks it up before it answers.

Change your mind once. An agent saves that your project uses PostgreSQL. A week later you switch to SQLite, and it saves that too. Every agent now recalls SQLite; PostgreSQL stays in history with the dates it was current.

Oct 1   saved     database: PostgreSQL
Oct 8   saved     database: SQLite
Oct 20  recalled  SQLite
        history   PostgreSQL, Oct 1–8

This holds when the new value is saved as the same fact: same subject, predicate and scope.

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