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Description

Recallium is a local, self-hosted universal AI memory system providing a persistent knowledge layer for developer tools (Copilot, Cursor, Claude Desktop). It eliminates "AI amnesia" by automatically capturing, clustering, and surfacing decisions and patterns across all projects. It uses the MCP for universal compatibility and ensures privacy

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

![Recallium - The Memory OS for AI Coding Agents](images/red-pill-blue-pill.jpg)

Recallium

**The memory OS for AI coding agents.**

*Your digital developer twin — because "explain our setup again" gets old fast.*

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It's Wednesday. Your agent just asked you to re-explain your auth architecture. You explained it on Monday.

Recallium fixes this — because it was built for developers, not for generic chat.


Built for developers. Not chat agents.

Memory only works when it understands context.

A doctor's memory looks nothing like a customer service agent's. And neither looks like a developer's. Developers work in projects, make reversible decisions, debug recurring patterns, and build on choices made months ago. Generic memory tools don't understand any of that.

Recallium is built around the way developers actually work:

  • Projects are the unit of context — memories are scoped, isolated, and retrieved per project
  • Memory types reflect real developer artifacts — decisions, debug sessions, research, in-progress work, rules, code patterns
  • Search is tuned for engineering queries — finding the reason behind a past choice, not just matching keywords
  • **Session continuity is automatic