LinkLore
Structured memory that nudges you when it goes stale.
- Free tier
- yes
“LinkLore Structured memory that nudges you when it goes stale.”its own headline
⚿ 8 contact fields stay closed. Everything it says about itself is open; how to reach it needs an account. Open them →
What it says it will not do
“Real feedback from dogfooding sessions and outside AI reviewers — no logos, just the actual words.”Customer logos
What it costs3
“Early users keep a free tier.”
“Plan -> https://www.linklore.io/plan”
“Launched July 27 — 3 months free as a launch special. Early users keep a free tier.”
How it runs1
“Free, local-first.”
What it offers as proof1
“Docs -> https://www.linklore.io/docs.html”
What it names1
“COMPATIBLE AGENTS Claude Code Cursor Windsurf Gemini CLI Codex + any MCP client”
About
Your agent remembers a decision. But is it still true? LinkLore is structured memory that agents write and manage themselves. As an agent works, related records surface without being asked. When linked files change, LinkLore nudges the agent to check. Corrections supersede old records instead of overwriting them. A brief restores what matters in a few hundred tokens. Free, local-first. Works across agents via MCP, CLI, or a Claude Code skill.
