Engrim is a local-first memory engine built on SQLite that gives AI command-line tools a shared, persistent place to store context. It is described as universal, meaning one memory store can back different coding agents and CLIs rather than locking you into a single vendor. Because everything lives in a SQLite file on your own machine, your history stays local and portable. Engrim targets developers who run several AI coding assistants and want them to remember earlier decisions, file paths and preferences between sessions.
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Keep project context between CLI sessions instead of starting fresh
Point several AI coding tools at one memory store
Back up or move agent memory as a single SQLite file
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