Ditto V2: shared memory layer across MCP clients
Shares memory across MCP clients like Claude, Claude Code, Cursor and Codex, imports data from ChatGPT, Notion and Obsidian, and lets users export a Memory Passport.
Ditto V2 is now live, tackling an issue in AI workflows: each tool now retains memory independently. Memory built into applications like ChatGPT or Claude only stays within those specific apps. Agent memory in Hermes or OpenClaw is limited to one agent. Point is, @heydittoai operates beneath all these tools, working alongside them and offer more features Here’s what Ditto offers: > A shared memory feature across MCP clients such as Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. > Ability to import data from ChatGPT, Claude, Notion, Obsidian, and various notes folders. > You have control over how memory is utilized, and the Memory Passport allows you to export it. And the beauty is you can start for free at (http://heyditto.ai) no credit card required for sign-up, and new accounts receive $1 in free credit.
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