MemoriLabs/Memori

Memori is agent-native memory infrastructure. A LLM-agnostic layer that turns agent execution and conversation into structured, persistent state for production systems. Built for enterprise, Memori works with the data infrastructure you already run, no rip-and-replace, and deploys across managed cloud, single-tenant cloud, VPC, and on-premises.

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memori-mcp-usage

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MemoriLabs/Memori

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when an MCP-connected agent should use Memori tools for targeted recall, summaries, post-compaction briefs, durable memory augmentation, quota checks, signup, feedback, preferences, prior context, or cross-session continuity.

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memori

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MemoriLabs/Memori

Skill Claude Code

Ambient Memori long-term memory for Claude Code via local Bash. MUST TRIGGER on essentially every non-trivial user turn: run recall before drafting any substantive response, whether or not the user mentioned memory, a prior session, or past work. The default is to check memory first; do not wait to be asked. Always…

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memori

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MemoriLabs/Memori

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Agent-native memory for OpenClaw that structures memory from agent trace, execution history, decisions, tool calls, and conversations into durable long-term memory primitives.

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memori

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MemoriLabs/Memori

Skill Claude CodeCodex

You have access to Memori, agent-native memory infrastructure: an LLM-agnostic layer that structures memory from not just natural language, but also from agent trace that comes from execution.

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