SuperLocalMemory is an open-source, local-first memory control plane for AI agents and teams. One memory serves every agent you use, from Claude Code and Cursor to web bots that speak MCP, recalling decisions, documents, screenshots and PDFs under governance that treats them like company data, and answering honestly when something is not in there.
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Local agents and web bots talk to each other through a mesh over one memory.
Decisions, documents, screenshots and PDFs are recalled the way you ask for them.
When the answer is not there, the agent hears that it is not there rather than a confident guess.
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