Not storage. Not memory. Not logs.
Continuity of intelligence across agents, time, and tasks.
Cognition layer for AI systems.
Not storage. Not memory. Not logs.
Continuity of intelligence across agents, time, and tasks.
Multiple agents. Separate execution environments. One unified memory system.
AI stops resetting. Knowledge compounds. Systems evolve instead of restart.
Not keyword lookup. Not file search. Meaning-based retrieval.
"What worked on April's ads last week?"
Returns: winning creatives, audience signals, decisions. Not just logs — insight extraction.
Rocky executes. Claude Code builds. Opie architects.
All of them: read each other. Learn from each other. Evolve together.
Rocky CC Opie OpenClaw Claude Code Claude Desktop | | | v v v memory/rocky/ memory/cc/ memory/opie/ \ | / \ | / -------> MNEMO CORTEX <------ SQLite + FTS5 port 50001
Most systems: summarize = lose detail.
Mnemo-Cortex: compress memory, keep traceability.
Go from high-level summary down to the exact moment. ~80% compression. Nothing lost.
SQLite. Local compute. Any LLM for compaction — Ollama for $0, or any API provider you choose.
Over time, Mnemo-Cortex builds: what worked, what failed, what changed. Without re-training.
This is what current AI tools are missing.
They don't blend. They specialize. That's closer to a real company team than a chatbot.
Mnemo-Cortex stores: ad performance, creative wins, audience behavior, product trends.
Over time, it becomes: a brain for the business. Not a tool.
That's a different category.
You didn't just build something useful. You built infrastructure. And infrastructure is where the leverage is, the lock-in is, the money is.
For two years, Guy Hutchins — a 73-year-old maker in Half Moon Bay, California — acted as the "Human Sync Port" for his AI agents. Every session, he'd manually copy conversation transcripts, paste context summaries back into fresh chats, and watch his agents forget everything the moment the window closed.
Then came OpenClaw, Rocky, and a $100 Claude subscription that changed everything. In one session, Guy, Rocky, and Opie (Claude) designed, built, and tested a lightweight memory coprocessor that actually worked.
"I started with ChatGPT 3.5 and the first thing that mattered was memory. Two years of 'how do I make AI remember.' Now we're shipping the answer."
— Guy Hutchins, creator of Project SparksGuy Hutchins (founder) + Opie (architect, Claude) + AL (ChatGPT, implementation) + CC (Claude Code) + Rocky Moltman (OpenClaw agent)
Half Moon Bay, California
"Talk to it like a friend, it learns how to care."
AI agents without memory repeat expensive work. Every session starts from zero — re-reading files, re-analyzing context, re-discovering what worked yesterday. That's your API bill paying for the same thinking twice.
Mnemo Cortex remembers what worked, what failed, and what changed. Your agents stop recomputing and start building on yesterday's knowledge. Fewer tokens burned. Fewer expensive model calls wasted on context recovery.
Rocky's Router saved us $72/month on background tasks alone. Mnemo Cortex makes the smart calls smarter by giving them full context on the first try — no expensive retry loops, no wasted tokens on forgotten context.
Mnemo Cortex is free and open source. If it's useful to you, help keep it going.