shokunin vs locus
shokunin: Shokunin provides persistent AI memory for developers with 38 skills, multi-strategy recall (vector + BM25 + temporal), and ChromaDB memory. It is fully offline, zero server costs, and works on Windows and Linux. The system includes MCP servers, declarative self-updates, and a memory test suite.; locus: Locus provides persistent project-aware memory for AI coding tools, using three memory layers: structural, semantic, and episodic. It works with any MCP-compatible client and offers 14 tools and 3 resources for exploring, searching, and managing memory. Carbon Copy enables passive conversation capture for later recall.
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Persistent coding context across multiple sessions
Maintain project context across AI coding sessions to avoid losing architectural decisions and file structure awareness
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