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title: Lore
status: private beta
tags: knowledge, markdown, ai
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#Stop re-explaining your business to every AI.

Lore is shared memory for your AI agents. One agent writes down what it did and decided. The next agent, in a different tool, starts from there.

Works with any agent that can connect to an MCP server.

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Continuity

The next agent starts where the last one stopped

Open a new session in Cursor and the notes your other agents wrote are already there: the decision, the requirements, the last handoff. If an agent loses its context, it reads the notes and carries on. You stop pasting the same background into every tool.

Compared with a folder

Why not just a folder of markdown files

A folder gives agents a pile of files. Lore adds three things on top:

Ranked search

An agent asks a question in plain words and gets the best matching notes with snippets.

A version on every read

Reading a note returns its current version (its SHA), along with the notes that link to it.

A rejected stale write

When an agent edits with patch_note and passes the version it read, Lore refuses the edit if the note changed in the meantime, instead of overwriting it.

Edits

Edit a section, not the whole note

patch_note changes part of a note and leaves the rest as it was. The changes in one patch apply together or not at all. An agent can preview a patch as a diff first with dry_run. Passing the version it read (if_sha) is optional, and it is what turns on the stale-write check.

Files

Plain files, every save a commit

Your notes are markdown files in Git. The files are the source of truth, and the search index is built from them and can be rebuilt at any time. Every save is a commit. Saves from agents are labeled ai: and saves from the web app are labeled edit:.

People

A web app for people

Read, search and edit your notes in the browser. Sign-in is by a six-digit code sent to your email, and access is invite-only.

How it works

How agents use it

  1. The agent searches Lore for what is already known.
  2. It reads the notes it needs.
  3. It does the work.
  4. It writes back what changed: a new note, a line appended to a log, or a patch to one section.
  5. The next agent, in any tool that is connected, starts from those notes.
Today

What works today

Works with any agent, or any tool, that can connect to an MCP server. Used daily with Claude and Cursor. Nine tools: search, read, create, append, patch, whole-note write, daily note, folder tree and tag list. Agents cannot delete notes.

Later

What is coming

Not available yet
  • Flags for notes that have gone stale, and scheduled reviews.
  • Control over which agent may write where, and a record of which agent made each change.
  • A shared protocol for how agents label and hand off what they know (Lore Agent Protocol, a draft).
  • Connect your own storage. Paste a link to a GitHub, Dropbox or Google Drive folder and use it as your vault.
Pricing

Pricing

$49 per month

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Give your agents one place to remember

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