Open-Source Memory for Coding Agents, Synced via SSH
Key point
deja-vu, an open-source tool that turns coding agents' conversation history into a searchable memory layer, has been released.
Details
deja-vu has been released, turning the massive conversation history and debugging logs generated by coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, and opencode into a searchable memory layer.
This tool is a zero-dependency binary that works without any separate model downloads or services running, indexing the agent's work history stored in local files to provide the following features.
- Search: Even in gigabyte-scale logs, you can search for a specific issue (e.g., connection pool exhausted) within milliseconds (ms).
- Agent recall: Through the MCP (Model Context Protocol) recall tool, agents can remember and answer based on past solutions.
- Auto-recall: Supports automatically including relevant memories in context at the start of a session.
- Security and sharing: Sensitive information such as API keys and JWTs is automatically redacted during the indexing stage, and cleaned summaries can be shared with colleagues.
- Sync: Memory can be securely exported and imported between devices via SSH.
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