huggingface/funes

Durable memory for your AI coding agents. funes indexes your past sessions across Claude Code, Codex, pi, and Hermes and lets any agent recall the past decisions, rationale, and findings. Your memory is a dataset you can publish to the Hugging Face Hub — then any machine, teammate, or agent can recall from it.

Put a question to a memory and borrow a coding agent to answer it: funes recalls the relevant sessions, hands them over, and you get one grounded answer that names the sessions it drew from — nothing installed. Here it reads the public huggingface/funes-memory dataset named right in the command.

And it happens on its own: with funes added, your agent reaches for recall mid-conversation — no command to run. Here it recalls to answer a question about funes's own design, grounded, naming the session it drew from.

The installer detects your platform, downloads the matching prebuilt binary, verifies its tagged release checksum and version, and puts it on your PATH (~/.local/bin by default):

One command onboards you: your agent gets recall and get as tools, and — for Claude, Codex, and Hermes — funes builds your first index, installs a hook that keeps it current every turn, and (with a memory bound) publishes at each session boundary. From here you just work. See docs/add.md for the agents, memory binding, and what a run does; funes status tells you whether recall is reading your own memory yet.