<p align="center" <img src="docs/brand/svg/membridge-mark-blue.svg" width="76" alt="MemBridge" </p
<h1 align="center"MemBridge</h1
<p align="center" <bShared memory for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and the other AI coding agents on your team.</b<br <subYour teammates' agents already know what yours figured out.</sub </p
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<p align="center" <a href="#the-hand-off"Live hand-off</a · <a href="#three-moments-one-of-them-is-ours-alone"How it works</a · <a href="#ask-the-question-youd-have-interrupted-someone-with"Team search</a · <a href="#the-app"The app</a · <a href="#privacy"Privacy</a · <a href="docs/guide.md"Docs</a · <a href="https://membridge.app"membridge.app</a </p
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MemBridge is a menu-bar app and CLI for teams that code with AI. A local daemon watches the session logs your tools already write, distills each one into a per-project memory, and gets it to everyone else's agents: at startup, mid-session, and on demand over MCP.
curl -fsSL https://membridge.app/install.sh | sh<p align="center"<sub<codelocal-first · no account · no API keys · about two minutes</code</sub</p
<p align="center"<subThe one-liner is macOS (Apple Silicon). Everywhere else: <codenpm i -g @membridgeai/membridge && membridge start</code. See <a href="#install"Install</a.</sub</p
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The hand-off
When Andrew's Codex refactors checkout validation, a redacted digest syncs to the team. Next time you open the project, your Claude Code already knows.
<img src="docs/readme-sync.svg" width="100%" alt="Animated demo: Andrew's Codex session ends and its memory is distilled; a dot carries the digest across the MemBridge tile; your Claude Code answers from project memory: Andrew capped retries at 3 with exponential backoff in checkout/validate.ts, two hours ago."
### Why this is worth a daemon We measured what re-orientation costs. Across 6,104 real agent sessions from 310 developers, the median developer spends 31% of their tokens getting an agent back up to speed in code it has already seen. From The Context Ledger, our open study
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Three moments, one of them is ours alone
Most memory tools stop at writing a file. The useful part is what happens after the session has already started, and months later when nobody remembers who made the call.