lore is a simple yet powerful tool that gives your AI coding assistants a permanent memory. If you use Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity, or OpenCode, you know how frustrating it is when they forget what you talked about yesterday. lore fixes that by saving every session as a neat, searchable note in Obsidian - a popular note-taking app.
Think of it this way: without lore, your AI is like a goldfish. With lore, it becomes an elephant that never forgets. Every conversation, every decision, every code snippet - all stored and instantly retrievable.
- Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity, and OpenCode - all in one place
- No more repeating yourself or re-explaining your project context
- Your AI remembers your preferences, coding style, and past decisions
- Every session automatically becomes a beautiful Obsidian note
- Full markdown support with proper formatting
- Link between related sessions to build a knowledge web
- Search your entire AI conversation history in milliseconds
- Native-fast performance - no lag, no waiting
- Find exactly what you need without digging through logs
- Your data stays on your computer
- No cloud dependency, no third-party servers
- Full control over your information
- Blazing fast performance
- Lightweight on system resources
- Reliable and crash-resistant
Getting started with lore is easy. Here's what you need to do:
Visit this link to download the application: https://github.com/robinpatras06/lore
Once the download finishes, locate the downloaded file in your browser's download folder (usually C:\Users\YourName\Downloads). Double-click the file to run it. If Windows shows a security prompt, click "More info" and then "Run anyway" - this is normal for new software.
After installation, lore will guide you through connecting your AI tools. Just follow the on-screen instructions - it's as simple as clicking a few buttons.
Open your favorite AI coding tool and start a session. lore will automatically save everything. To see your notes, open Obsidian and look for the lore folder.
- Start a session - Just use your AI tool normally
- Watch it save - lore automatically captures everything
- Search anytime - Use the search bar to find any past conversation
- Organize - Tag your sessions with topics like "bug-fix" or "feature-design"
- Create daily summaries - Ask your AI to summarize what you worked on, then save it as a note
- Build a knowledge base - Link related sessions together in Obsidian
- Share context - Copy a session link to share with teammates
Yes, lore uses Obsidian to display your notes. Obsidian is free and available at obsidian.md.
No. lore is built with Rust, which is known for being extremely fast and lightweight. You won't even notice it running.
Absolutely! That's one of lore's best features. You can switch between Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and others - lore keeps everything in one place.
Yes. Everything is stored locally on your computer. No one else can access your notes, and you can back them up like any other file.
You can still use lore - it exports notes in standard markdown format, which works with many other note-taking apps.
- Developers who use AI coding assistants and want continuity across sessions
- Technical writers who need to track AI-generated content
- Students learning to code with AI help
- Anyone who wants a searchable record of their AI conversations
- Make sure lore is running in the background
- Check that your AI tool is properly connected
- Restart both lore and your AI tool
- Verify the Obsidian vault path in lore settings
- Try refreshing Obsidian (Ctrl+R)
- Go to https://github.com/robinpatras06/lore
- Look for the green "Code" button or the "Releases" section on the right side
- Documentation: Check the
docsfolder in the repository - Community: Join discussions in the GitHub Issues section
- Updates: Star the repository to get notified of new releases
- Operating System: Windows 10 or newer
- Memory: 4 GB RAM minimum (8 GB recommended)
- Storage: 200 MB free space
- Optional: Obsidian (recommended for best experience)
lore is open-source software. See the LICENSE file in the repository for details.
If lore helps you, consider:
- Starring the repository on GitHub
- Reporting bugs or requesting features
- Sharing with fellow developers
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Keywords: ai-memory, claude-code, claude-code-plugin, codex, cursor, developer-tools, mcp, obsidian, rust, session-management