Local memory for agents · one vault · every tool

Your agent forgets. This is where it remembers.

Every session your coding agent starts from nothing. It re-asks what you answered, re-reads code it understood, and repeats mistakes you already paid for.

Kaleidoscope gives it a memory that stays on your machine and follows you between tools. Your agent gets two tools: look something up, and write something down.

Get startedGive your agent the skillWhat works today

Install it

npm install -g @kleos-research/kaleidoscope
export KALEIDOSCOPE_API_KEY=<your key>
kscope activate
cd ~/your-project && kscope init

Restart your editor, then ask it what you decided last week.

No key yet? Email contact@kleosresearch.xyz. Getting started walks the same four steps slowly.

What you get

It stays on your machine. Your memory is a folder inside your project, served by a process on your laptop. Nothing is uploaded.

One memory, every tool. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenCode read the same vault. What your agent learned in one is there in the next.

Your agent drives it. kscope init wires whichever editors you already have. After that you talk normally, and it decides when to read and when to write.

Where to go next

Getting started	Install, activate, give a project a memory
Give your agent the skill	Teach an agent to use its memory well
Editors and agents	Find yours
What works today	Platforms and tools we have run
Documentation	Everything else