Your AI forgets your project.
Every single time.
You explain the architecture to Claude. Tomorrow you explain it to Cursor. Next week you explain it again, because that conversation is gone. Kika gives every tool you use one shared memory of your work.
https://api.getkika.app/mcpSettings → Connectors → Add. Approve once. No token, ever.
Not notes. The state of the work.
Generic memory remembers that you like TypeScript. Kika holds 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)
Every other memory tool
reads what you typed.
They watch your chats and scan your repo. So they learn the code — which your agent could already read — and they miss the part that was never written down.
You decided out loud. In the call where you talked yourself out of DynamoDB. In the review where the client said the deadline had moved. None of that is in a file anywhere.
Kika listens to those meetings and turns them into memory your agents can read. That is the whole difference, and it is not one the others can copy by shipping a feature.
Shared across tools
Claude records a decision. Cursor already knows it tomorrow.
It hears your meetings
The reason behind a decision is said out loud, never written down. Until now.
You can see and fix it
Every fact shows its source meeting. Anything an agent wrote, you can undo.
Stop explaining your own project to a computer.
Free while it is new.
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