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Mnemolith
mnemolith.dev
Shared MCP memory for coding agents that marks notes stale when the underlying code changes.
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Mnemolith
Mnemolith (MIT, formerly Aether Cache) is a shared memory layer for coding agents. Agents write what they learn about a repository through MCP, and each note is tied to the git blob hash of the code it describes, so it automatically goes stale when that code changes. Multiple agents and sessions can share one memory without re-reading the whole codebase.
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- What is Mnemolith?
- Mnemolith (MIT, formerly Aether Cache) is a shared memory layer for coding agents. Agents write what they learn about a repository through MCP, and each note is tied to the git blob hash of the code it describes, so it automatically goes stale when that code changes. Multiple agents and sessions can share one memory without re-reading the whole codebase.
- How much does Mnemolith cost?
- Mnemolith uses a Open source pricing model. Check the official website for current plans.
- What is Mnemolith used for?
- Mnemolith is listed on TolsAI under: AI Code Assistant and AI Developer Tools.
- Where can I use Mnemolith?
- Mnemolith is available on its official website, mnemolith.dev.
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