Open-source memory infrastructure for OpenClaw agents. Persist memories across sessions, search semantically, and maintain context over time.
- Domain: orcamemory.com
- Tagline: So your Claw remembers yesterday 🐋
- Twitter/X: @orcamemory (TBD)
- Product requirements: DOCS/PRD.md
- PR & contribution rules: rules/PR.md
- Greptile review rules: rules/GREPTILE.md
- Memory Storage — store memories with embeddings and metadata
- Semantic Search — fast vector search with filters
- Session Logging — audit trail, token tracking, session summaries
- Graph Relationships — link related memories and visualize graphs
- Multi-Agent Support — per-agent memory spaces with optional shared memory
- TypeScript — type safety and developer experience
- TanStack Start — SSR framework with TanStack Router
- React — UI components
- Tailwind CSS + shadcn/ui — styling and components
- Convex — real-time backend and database
- Better Auth — authentication
- Ultracite/Biome — linting and formatting
- Turborepo — monorepo build system
First, install the dependencies:
bun installThis project uses Convex as a backend. You'll need to set up Convex before running the app:
bun run dev:setupFollow the prompts to create a new Convex project and connect it to your application.
Copy environment variables from packages/backend/.env.local to apps/*/.env.
Then, run the development server:
bun run devOpen http://localhost:3001 in your browser to see the web application. Your app will connect to the Convex cloud backend automatically.
- Format and lint fix:
bun run check
orcamemory/
├── apps/
│ ├── web/ # Frontend application (React + TanStack Start)
├── packages/
│ ├── backend/ # Convex backend functions and schema
bun run dev: Start all applications in development modebun run build: Build all applicationsbun run dev:web: Start only the web applicationbun run dev:setup: Setup and configure your Convex projectbun run check-types: Check TypeScript types across all appsbun run check: Run Biome formatting and linting
Contributions are welcome. Please keep changes focused, follow the repo conventions, and include clear descriptions in PRs. If you’re adding features, update the relevant docs in DOCS/.
- X (formerly Twitter): TBD
