AgentKeeper – Cross-model memory for AI agents
Recovers 95% critical facts when switching GPT-4 ↔ Claude with real benchmarks.
Own your AI memory — import ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini exports, see what each AI knows about you. Checkpoint/restore and cross-model continuity for agents.
Cross-provider agent memory is clever, but LLM context windows keep growing and RAG is already standard.
AI agent builders managing multi-model workflows or handling provider outages
LangChain memory modules · LlamaIndex context managers · Mem0 agent memory
I built AgentKeeper to solve a fundamental problem with AI agents: memory persistence.
Today, agents lose memory when:
• switching providers • restarting • crashing
AgentKeeper introduces a cognitive persistence layer that stores facts independently of any LLM provider and reconstructs context dynamically.
It works across:
• OpenAI • Anthropic • Gemini • Ollama
Memory survives provider switches and restarts.
GitHub: https://github.com/Thinklanceai/agentkeeper
I'm curious if others have faced the same problem and how you're handling memory persistence today.
Recovers 95% critical facts when switching GPT-4 ↔ Claude with real benchmarks.
Knowledge graph compression (3,714x token ratio) is impressive, but 'persistent agent memory' is crowded territory.
Three-method API for agent memory, but semantic memory systems aren't novel anymore.
Inspectable memory records beat black-box embeddings for AI agent context persistence.
MCP-native persistent memory solves cross-platform agent amnesia without context hacks.
Bundled 7MB embedder means zero network calls or model downloads for agent memory.