Mnemolith is shared local memory for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex that stays true to your code. Memories go stale when the code they describe changes, so an edit to a file such as docker-compose.yml flags the memory that described it and lets you record what is true now. The project was formerly called Aether Cache and existing memories carry over.
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Let Claude Code, Cursor and Codex read the same memory instead of three separate ones.
See a memory flagged when the file it describes has changed underneath it.
Move an existing aether-cache install over with your memories intact.
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