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Your AI Forgets Everything. Wyrm Remembers, and Learns From Failure.
The local-first memory and intelligence layer for AI agents. It gives Claude, Cursor and Copilot persistent memory across every session, plus a benchmarked firewall that blocks a known mistake before it repeats. Nothing leaves your machine. Free to use.
Or install the CLI: npm install -g wyrm-mcp
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Free Forever. Scale When Ready.
Local use is free with no limits. Paid plans add cloud sync, encryption, and team collaboration.
Free
For individual developers
- Local SQLite storage
- All 150+ tools · 32-verb surface
- Fleet memory + negative learning
- Live Memory + hybrid recall
- Cross-project memory
- Full-text + semantic search
- Unlimited projects
- Community support
Pro
For power users
- Everything in Free
- Cloud sync across devices
- AES-256 encryption
- Priority support
- Advanced analytics
Team
For development teams
- Everything in Pro
- Shared team memory
- Up to 25 seats
- Admin dashboard
- Slack integration
Enterprise
For organizations
- Everything in Team
- Unlimited seats
- SSO / SAML
- Custom SLA
- Dedicated support
- On-premise option
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AI Has Amnesia
Context window limits mean your AI starts fresh every session. You re-explain your codebase, preferences, and decisions over and over. The workarounds (copy-paste, prompt files, manual context) are all fragile.
Wyrm Gives Your AI a Permanent Brain
Wyrm is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server: the memory and intelligence layer that gives AI agents persistent, searchable memory. Projects, sessions, quests, skills, and arbitrary data, indexed with hybrid full-text and semantic recall and available across every conversation. Local-first and private. Your memory stays on your machine, built on the Wyrm Memory Protocol. Free tier (account required). See how Wyrm compares to other AI-memory tools or read the docs.
$ npm install -g wyrm-mcp{
"mcpServers": {
"wyrm": {
"command": "wyrm-mcp"
}
}
}Up and running in under 60 seconds. Full setup guide →
Everything Your AI Needs to Remember
A frozen 32-verb typed surface over 150+ tools: run-attributed fleet memory, fleet negative learning, hybrid recall (with optional NVIDIA NIM embeddings and reranking), the knowledge graph, Live Memory replication, and the render target. The load-bearing nine are below; the full surface is in the docs.
Persistent Memory
Projects, sessions, quests, skills, ground truths: everything kept across every session, local-first.
Hybrid Recall
Full-text (FTS5) fused with semantic vectors and an optional cross-encoder rerank. Local nomic by default; opt into NVIDIA NIM embeddings + reranker for a sharp recall lift, nothing egresses unless you say so.
Benchmarked Firewall
Negative learning, measured: 100% recall / 100% precision blocking a repeated mistake, ~0.1 ms, deterministic. The benchmark ships in the repo.
Fleet Memory
Every write is attributed to the (agent_id, run_id) that produced it, so a swarm of agents shares one accountable memory bus.
Fleet Negative Learning
A failure recorded by one agent blocks the repeat for every sibling, enforced by the wyrm-guard hook before the doomed call runs.
Knowledge Graph
Entity/relationship graph with neighborhood traversal, path finding, and merge. Memory with structure, not just search.
Frozen 32-Verb Surface
A stable, typed verb surface (structuredContent + annotations) an orchestrator can pre-check. 32 advertised verbs; 150+ tools all callable.
Portable Skills
SKILL.md content syncs end-to-end across every machine. Teach a skill once; the whole fleet inherits it.
Render Target
wyrm render compiles your memory straight into CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, Cursor and Copilot slots: byte-stable, budget-capped. Casual sessions cost zero MCP tokens.
Stop Losing Context. Start Remembering.
Give your AI the memory it deserves. Free to use, local-first, and ready in 60 seconds.
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NVIDIA NIM retrieval
Optional NVIDIA NIM embeddings + reranker as an explicit opt-in beside the local default. On LoCoMo, NIM embeddings lift recall@1 33% → 47% and the reranker again to 52%; nothing egresses unless you turn it on, and the per-recall receipt names any remote scorer that saw text.
Audit alignment
The claims become the code: truth auto-cascade on supersede, the daemon can act under the same safety whitelist, and enforcement transparency (a blocked verdict names whether the firewall is hard-blocking or advisory on this machine).
BROOD, fleet memory
Every memory attributed to the (agent_id, run_id) that produced it, so a swarm of agents shares one accountable memory bus. Fleet negative learning, and a frozen 32-verb typed surface over 150+ callable tools.