Kenfold: self-hosted memory server for Claude Code, Codex and ChatGPT
Kenfold shares typed memories over MCP so project context carries across Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT and other tools, with hybrid retrieval and approval for memory changes, under an MIT license.
Your AI agents shouldn’t lose the thread every time you switch tools. Kenfold is a self-hosted memory server for builders using Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, ChatGPT, and local models. It helps you carry project context from one tool to the next by sharing typed memories over MCP, then loading relevant context at the start of supported agent sessions. Key features: • Typed memory – separates semantic, episodic, project, preference, codebase, and temporary memories with distinct lifecycles • Cross-agent handoffs – leave a note in Claude Code and pick it up in Codex • Session hooks – load repository context at session start and record local session summaries for supported agents • Hybrid retrieval – combines full-text and vector search, with optional reranking when configured • Controlled memory changes – proposed extracted memories require approval, and replacements retain prior history It’s open-source (MIT license). Link in the reply 👇