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Mora - local-first memory for coding agents.

Mora is a local-first, agent-agnostic memory layer we built in-house. Any coding agent that speaks MCP gets persistent, human-readable memory across sessions: 100% local, a plain-text Markdown vault you can open and edit, read-only connectors, no cloud, no egress. It is the kind of agent infrastructure Pyranthus runs in daily practice, which is why it sits on this site instead of in a slide.

What it is

Agent-agnostic over MCP

Claude Code, Codex, or any agent that speaks MCP reads the same memory store. One layer, no lock-in to a single assistant.

Human-readable, local-first

Memory lives on your machine as a plain-text Markdown vault you can open, read, and edit. 100% local. Nothing ships to a server you don’t control, and nothing leaves your machine.

Read-only connectors

Connectors pull context read-only by default. Gmail and Google Calendar are read-only in v1. Mora reads from your systems to build memory; it never writes back to them.

Wire it into your agent

Mora runs as a local MCP server. Add it to your agent and the agent gets persistent memory across sessions. No account, no cloud, no sign-up.

# Claude Code
claude mcp add mora -s user -- mora mcp serve

# Codex
codex mcp add mora -- mora mcp serve

Or add it to your MCP config directly:

{"mcpServers":{"mora":{"command":"mora","args":["mcp","serve"]}}}

Mora isn’t on a public repo or a Homebrew tap yet. The commands above are the real wiring; the mora binary ships to pilot partners directly. If you want to run it, ask us for access.

Persistent across sessions.

Your agent stops starting cold. It recalls prior decisions, project context, and the threads you left open, read back from a human-readable local vault you can audit by opening the file.

Privacy by construction.

Local-first plus read-only by default makes privacy a property of the architecture, not a policy you have to trust. Your code and context never leave your machine.

Memory your agent can use, in files you can read.

No dashboard to log into, no store to trust with your code. Plain-text Markdown on your own disk, served to any MCP agent. Mora is one piece of the agent infrastructure we build for ourselves before we point it at your business. If that is the layer your team has been hand-rolling, talk to us.

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