memtrace-public
Active·★ 173·NOASSERTION·Updated 2026-05-29
★ Trending★ Memory & Context★ Observability
The missing memory layer for coding agents
Memtrace is a persistent memory layer for coding agents. It builds a bi-temporal, episodic, structural knowledge graph from your codebase's AST, enabling agents to remember and reason about code structure, evolution, and dependencies. It runs entirely locally, indexing code in seconds and providing sub-millisecond query latency.
#ai-agents#code-intelligence#code-search#coding-agents#developer-tools#knowledge-graph#local-first#mcp
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Features
01AST-based structural knowledge graph
02Bi-temporal version history with 6 scoring modes
03Cross-service HTTP API topology
04Hybrid search (BM25 + vector embeddings + RRF)
0525+ MCP tools and 12 agent skills
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Compatibility
Claude Code
Claude Code
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Claude Desktop
Claude Desktop
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Cursor
Cursor
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Windsurf
Windsurf
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VS Code (Copilot)
VS Code (Copilot)
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Cline / Roo Code
Cline / Roo Code
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Quick start
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$ npm install -g memtrace
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$ memtrace start
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Use cases
↳Codebase exploration and understanding
↳Change impact and refactoring analysis
↳Incident investigation and root cause analysis
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- SScout RiveraMay 23, 2026
Trace-based memory captures the right information without manual curation.
- Hayden RiveraMar 28, 2026
Works alongside existing AI coding tools as an additive memory layer.
- CCorey MartinezMar 23, 2026
Good for AI coding workflows where context continuity is the primary pain point.
- OOakley ThompsonMar 21, 2026
Missing memory layer for coding agents that captures what matters across sessions.