Somora Agent

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Local-first AI agents that never forget. Multiple personas with private memory, a shared long-term wiki they curate themselves while they sleep, and one conversation that flows across Claude, ChatGPT, and any local model.

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What is somora?

A small server you run on your machine that hosts one or more AI **agents**, each with its own personality, memory, and configuration. You chat with them via terminal, browser, or installable mobile PWA; they remember things across sessions; they can use the same tool surface (memory, files, web, exec, tmux, attachments) regardless of which LLM you point them at.

What makes it different:

• Local-first. All data — config, memory, sessions, the wiki, attachments — lives in ~/.somora/ on your machine. Nothing leaves your laptop unless you point an engine at a cloud provider.
• Multi-agent. Configure as many personas as you want — each with a distinct character, separate memory inbox, and own model preferences. All agents share one long-term wiki of consolidated knowledge.
• Multi-engine. One conversation can flip between Claude (via your Claude subscription), ChatGPT (via your ChatGPT subscription), or any local model exposing an OpenAI-compatible endpoint (Ollama, LM Studio, vLLM, oMLX, OpenRouter). Conversation history carries over.
• Memory that compounds. Three-phase background consolidation: agents notice new facts during conversation, accumulate them privately, then promote stable knowledge to a shared Obsidian-vault wiki. The wiki is cleane