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Captures in the background
Conversation logs hit a queue instantly — zero added latency. A worker extracts the durable facts while your agent keeps answering.
Long-term memory for AI agents
Your agent forgets
everything. We don't.
Brainfeather is the memory layer that sits under Claude Code, Cursor and your own agents — recording the facts that matter and handing them back on the next run.
Every new session starts your assistant from zero. Brainfeather keeps the context that outlives the chat window.
RAM
vs disk
vs disk
A context window is RAM — fast, and wiped when the session closes. Brainfeather is the disk beside it: what your project actually is, written as you work and read back before the next answer.
One store, every client
Write once. Recall everywhere.
Facts captured in one tool are available in all of them. Change a decision in Cursor and Claude Code knows about it on its next run.
In the prompt
What the model sees
Same model, same question, same day's work — the only difference is whether it already knows your project. The Supabase stack below is just an example; Brainfeather records whichever one you chose.
claude — ~/projects/my-appno mcp
i'm creating a new app — set up the backend
Before I scaffold anything — a few questions:
Which backend — Supabase, Firebase, something custom?
Managed auth, or your own?
Where should generated files live?
…you re-type your whole stack. Again.
Glob(pattern: "**/*.config.*")
No files found
Write(src/data/repository.ts)
Added 47 lines
1import { Orm } from '@orm/client'
2
3export class DataRepositoryService {
4 private orm = new Orm()
… +43 lines (ctrl+o to expand)
✗ an ORM, a service class, a folder you don't use
Done(5.2s · ↓ 1.5k tokens)4 turns
38% context used
claude — ~/projects/my-appmcp: brainfeather
i'm creating a new app — set up the backend
brainfeather - search_memory(query: "backend setup")
Found 4 facts
- backend
- Supabase · Postgres
- auth
- Supabase Auth + RLS
- testing
- Vitest · colocated *.test.ts
- convention
- thin repositories, no ORM
Your Supabase client, thin repository:
Write(src/repositories/user.ts)
Added 24 lines
1import { supabase } from '@/lib/supabase'
2
3export const userRepo = {
4 findById: (id: string) =>
5 supabase.from('users')
6 .select().eq('id', id).single(),
7}
… +17 lines (ctrl+o to expand)
✓ your provider, your conventions, your file layout
Done(2.6s · ↓ 489 tokens)1 turn
12% context used
Built to stay correct
Storing everything is easy. Storing only what still holds true is the hard part.
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Replaces stale facts, cleanly
Change a decision and the old fact is marked invalid, not merely outranked. Later searches return only what still holds.
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Filters out the small talk
Greetings, jokes and thinking-out-loud never reach the store. Project rules, tech choices and preferences do.
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Shared across your swarm
When several agents work the same problem, state updates broadcast in real time so none of them drift out of sync.
Stop re-explaining your project.
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