Six systems, working as one memory. Sweep across to open each one.
Five memory types, each with its own decay curve. Episodic, semantic, procedural, self model, and introspective. Every memory knows what kind it is.
Memories fade at honest rates. Episodic at 7% a day, semantic at 2%, procedural at 3%, self model at 1%. A passing detail goes before who the agent is.
Clude replays and compresses memory over time, merging duplicates and resolving contradictions while the agent is idle. Consolidation runs on its own.
Bonds connect memories by cause, support, and contradiction. Recall traverses the graph, never a flat list, so context arrives already connected.
Lateral recall. Clude surfaces the unexpected but relevant memory, the productive swerve that sparks a connection the agent would not have asked for.
Export and move memory between agents. Not a service you depend on. Infrastructure you own, portable and verifiable on chain.
Each type carries its own decay rate, so an agent forgets a passing detail far faster than who it is. The curve below each type is its real forgetting rate.
On HaluMem, Clude records a 1.96% hallucination rate. The next best memory system reaches 15.2%.
Use the TypeScript SDK directly, or wire Clude into any MCP client. Zero API keys, zero network, local first.
npx @clude/mcp