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Nowledge Mem

A neutral knowledge layer that gives you freedom to use any AI tool

Your AI tools do not remember your work for you. Nowledge Mem does.

New in 0.10.0

0.10.0 rebuilds the core engine in native Rust: faster and lighter on every platform, now running natively on Windows and Linux, reading images on-device, and able to use your GPU. The download is roughly a quarter the size and uses about a third less memory. See the changelog for what is live and what is rolling out.

It is your memory layer for AI work. Save a decision, an insight, a useful source, or a conversation. Mem makes it searchable, connects it to what you already know, and lets the tools you connect start from the same context.

You do not need to wire everything at once. Save one thing, find it again, then let one real tool use it. Once that loop works, Mem becomes much easier to understand.

If you want to use Mem across multiple devices, that is now supported too: run one Mem on an always-on machine, then connect your desktop, web, mobile, and supported tools to that same knowledge base. See Sync Across Devices.

If you're new here, the shortest path is:

  1. Install the app
  2. Save your first memory
  3. Connect any AI tool with one copy-paste, see Start Here
  4. Confirm Mem is actually working

The connect step starts with one prompt: "Read https://mem.nowledge.co/SKILL.md and follow the instructions to install or update Nowledge Mem for the AI tool I am using." Paste it into Claude Code, Grok Build, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, OpenClaw, or another supported host. Command-line hosts can usually install directly; app-based hosts may ask you to confirm a marketplace step.

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Connect Any AI Tool

Paste this into your AI tool. The agent reads it, detects the host, uses the right setup path, verifies Mem, and tells you what changed:

Read https://mem.nowledge.co/SKILL.md and follow the instructions to install or update Nowledge Mem for the AI tool I am using.

This works in Claude Code, Grok Build, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Copilot CLI, OpenClaw, Hermes, Droid, Alma, Bub, Pi, OpenCode, and Claude Desktop. For remote or cross-device access, configure the shared client settings with nmem config client set --url ... --api-key ...; in the desktop app, remote URL and key controls live under Settings → Access Anywhere.

For per-tool behavior reference (skills, recall strategy, distillation), the individual connector pages still apply once the connect is done:

Import Your Documents

Drop a PDF, Word doc, or presentation into the Library. It gets parsed and indexed alongside your memories. When you ask a question in the Timeline, the answer draws from both.

Local-First Privacy

Nowledge Mem is local-first. Your knowledge lives on your device by default. You can connect a remote LLM when you want stronger processing, but your data never touches Nowledge servers.

For backup or one-time migration, use Back Up, Export, and Import. Mem exports a portable, text-based bundle so your knowledge stays under your control.

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