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Persistent memory for Claude Code, Cursor & Copilot

Stop re-explaining your project every session. One MCP memory server, every AI tool.

ContextForge dashboard showing recent memory items and tasks

claude code

$ memory_query "auth session storage"

1 result · space: api-service

decision

Sessions live in Postgres, not Redis

why

One datastore to back up; Redis was only holding 40MB of sessions

when

2026-04-11 · commit 8f2c1ad

dana@acme.dev

Every session starts from zero

Your AI assistant forgets the architecture, the naming rules and the reason you rejected an approach three weeks ago. So you paste the same context again, or you get a confident answer that contradicts a decision your team already made. ContextForge stores those decisions once and serves them to whichever tool you open next.

Without memory"We use Redis for sessions, so store the token there."

With memory"Per your 2026-04-11 decision, sessions go in Postgres. Writing to the sessions table."

One memory, shared across tools

Write a decision in Claude Code and Cursor reads it the same minute. ContextForge runs as a single MCP server, so every client connects to the same store instead of keeping its own copy.

contextforge - clients

OverviewProjectsSpacesTasksSnapshots

Claude Code · connected2 min ago

Cursor · connectedjust now

Copilot · connected18 min ago

Semantic search over what you wrote

Ask in plain language. Queries match on meaning, so "how do we handle auth failures" finds the note filed as "401 retry policy" without exact keywords or tags.

contextforge - search

ContextForge search returning knowledge, spaces and tasks for one query

Git and task context, kept current

ContextForge reads the branch, recent commits and open tasks alongside your notes, so an assistant answering today knows what shipped yesterday.

contextforge - activity

OverviewProjectsSpacesTasksSnapshots

feat/session-store · 6 commitstoday

CF-214 Move sessions to Postgresin review

CF-219 Remove Redis from composeopen

Spaces

Separate memory per repo, service or team.

Snapshots

Point-in-time copies you can restore or diff.

Team

Shared spaces with per-member roles.

Session presence

See which tools are connected right now.

Import / Export

Move memory in and out as JSON or Markdown.

API keys

Scoped keys for CI and your own scripts.

Tutorials

See how it works

Short walkthroughs of the features people ask about most. Watch the video or skim the article.

Claude Code Compaction: Why Your Session Forgets Mid-Task (and the Fix)
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Give Your AI Coding Agent a Memory That Survives Every Session
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Skills Were Dead Prompts. Routines Made Them Alive.
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I Built Skills Because My Notes App Was Full of Dead Prompts
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Import Your AI Memory into ContextForge: Claude Code, ChatGPT, and Knowledge Graph
You've been building knowledge with your AI assistant for months — project decisions, API patterns, debugging notes. But that knowledge is scattered acro... 2 min read
GitHub Copilot Now Supports MCP — Here's How to Give It Persistent Memory
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ContextForge Now Supports Cursor IDE: Persistent AI Memory Everywhere
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