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Meet Durmem: one memory for all your agents

Shared memory for Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, across sessions and computers.

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Stop repeating yourself.

Agents save important decisions and instructions in Durmem, which brings relevant context back after context compaction and in new sessions.

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Keep every connected agent on track.

Before an agent acts, Durmem surfaces relevant, current memory across harnesses, computers and regions. Update shared memory as work changes so the next agent has the latest context.

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Let your agents work together.

Give multiple agents and harnesses shared context and coordination, so they can carry long, complex tasks forward autonomously.

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Make the next step visible.

Add a Kanban board when several agents need to coordinate tasks, questions and reviews. See what is moving and where your input is needed.

Read the Kanban guide

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Spend fewer tokens repeating work.

A study of actual Codex and Claude use from September 10–17, 2026 estimated 57.8%–82.5% lower total token use, including memory's own tokens, and 16.6x–54.7x tokens saved per token Durmem used. Lower bounds are conservative; upper bounds are realistic.

Estimates for the studied sessions, not a forecast for every team. Controlled comparisons inform the avoided-work estimates.

Read the token-savings study (PDF)

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Start with one memory.

Install Durmem, connect your coding agent, save a harmless project fact and recall it in a fresh session. Use hosted memory or the same Durmem on your own server.

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