Every Project, Remembered.
Each project gets its own memory: what was decided and why, what is blocked,
and what the client asked for. Every AI tool you open on it starts from there.
- Claude Code
- ChatGPT
- Cursor
- Any MCP client
Two lines. Then every project remembers.
claude plugin marketplace add usekika/kika-pluginclaude plugin install kika@kikaMemory tools, the session brief, and capture. Then /mcp to approve in a browser. Works in any project you open.
Not notes. The state of the project.
Agent memory remembers that you like TypeScript. Kika remembers the project: what is settled, why, what is blocked, and what you already tried and dropped, so your agent stops proposing it.
# Kika Server ## Blocked by - [Blocker] The OAuth review is blocking the launch. ## Decisions in force - [Decision] Use Postgres, because the memory graph needs relational queries and row-level security. (from your meeting "Datastore", 12 Mar) ## Still open - [OpenQuestion] Should the session token expire sooner than thirty days? ## Already tried - NOT true now - [Decision] DynamoDB was the original plan, dropped in favour of Postgres. (ended 17 Mar)
Other memory tools remember you.
Kika remembers the project.
They keep one pile of facts about you, across everything you do. Useful for your preferences, useless for a project: the client, the deadline and the decision live in one project and mean nothing in the next.
Kika keeps one memory per project. Open the repo and your agent gets that project's brief: who the client is, what is blocked, what was decided and why. Nothing from the other project leaks in.
And it is filled from where projects are actually decided: the calls with the client, and the sessions where you and your agent worked it out. Not only what you typed.
One memory per project
Found from the repo you open. Nothing from one client leaks into another.
Shared across tools
Claude records a decision. Cursor already knows it tomorrow.
You can see and fix it
Every fact shows its source. Anything an agent wrote, you can undo.
Stop explaining your own project to a computer.
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