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Notes on building a memory layer for AI — what we ship, what we learn, and how to get more out of it.
Memocore for Chrome: save web pages to your assistant's memory
The Memocore extension for Chrome: select text or take the whole page and save it to a project. Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor will find it later on their own.
Table projects: structured data for AI
Projects can now be tables: rows with typed columns that your agent fills in, filters and counts.
Beautiful memos and a README for your projects
Memos can now be beautifully formatted with headings, tables, lists and images. And projects now have a README that shows above the list of memos.
Brand Styles: pages in the style of Apple, Stripe, Nike, Airbnb and Starbucks
A public Memocore project with detailed website design descriptions your AI agent can build pages from: Apple, Stripe, Nike, Airbnb and Starbucks.
What is shared memory for AI
Everyone on the team works with their own AI agent, and knowledge gets passed around as files and lost. How Memocore shared memory gives agents one cloud with projects and access.
Meet private projects — a new level of access
Memocore now has private projects: open a project to specific people by email. Here is how privacy and access work across Memocore.
Memocore is now in the ChatGPT app directory
Memocore is listed in the ChatGPT app directory: connect it in a couple of clicks and the memory you built in Claude or Cursor is right there in the chat.
Memocore — one memory for Claude, Cursor and your whole team
What Memocore is: one memory that any MCP client can read and write, how it works for you personally and for a team, and how access and security are handled.