dory vs remindb
dory: Dory is a local-first memory daemon that gives every AI agent the same brain. It uses Markdown as source of truth and SQLite as a disposable sidecar, providing a narrow API for agents to read and write shared memory. This eliminates the need to re-explain context across different tools like Claude, Codex, opencode, etc.; remindb: remindb stores agentic memory in a single SQLite file. It parses notes into a structured tree with temperature tracking, enables efficient retrieval via FTS5 search, and supports versioning and summarization. This reduces token costs compared to re-reading raw files every session.
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Persistent memory across different coding agents (Claude, Codex, etc.)
Prevent coding agents from re-reading the same notes every session
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