Shared memory. Ready for your next agent.

Your project notes, decisions and context belong in one place. Memford keeps them available to the agents you authorize, across sessions and computers. Reusable standards keep shared guidelines in that same context. Supported terminal hooks can save selected progress and load the last confirmed checkpoint.

Start with your agent

1. Open the Memford homepage and copy the setup brief.
2. Paste it into your agent. Choose an existing project or create one with its actual name.
3. Sign in and approve that agent’s access to the selected project. The agent checks that it can save a note and read it back.

The browser handles your login and consent. Your agent uses MCP to read and save knowledge. Terminal agents can pass you an authorization link; they do not need an integrated browser.

Read the connection guide or open the agent setup guide.

One project, several clients

Use the same verified project ID on each client. A folder name, IP address or Git remote does not automatically select a project. Each client needs its own authorized connection.

In Workspace → Setup, select the project and copy its setup brief for another agent or computer. The ID selects the project; it grants no access by itself.

Keep the useful bits

Save decisions, constraints, verified results and the next useful step. Original submissions remain available, and later edits have a revision history. Manage projects in the workspace, filter them by group and review each client’s project access.

• Connect agents: choose a project, authorize a client and verify the connection.
• Hooks and recovery: install the optional terminal adapter, verify startup and save selected checkpoints.
• Notes and history: inspect changes, authorship and active content.
• Shared standards: assign one versioned rulebook to several projects or make it a default for new ones.
• MCP and API reference: build an integration with exact retries, pagination and change hints.
• Security: understand project access, encryption and data handling.

Memford shares knowledge. It does not move running processes or your local project files.

What is available today

Project-scoped connections, current notes, preserved originals, revision timelines, shared standards and MCP change hints are available. Selective terminal checkpoint recovery has a verified native Codex path; every other client still needs its own fresh-session check.

The homepage’s AI draft is an illustrative preview. Automatic AI processing, approval of a consolidated main version, file uploads and customer credit top-ups are not available yet. Active agent reads deliver current notes and assigned active standards.