Make0 AI offers shared memory for AI agents

Summary

Make0 AI is a project for sharing memory across AI agents such as Codex and Claude Code. Its maker began with a shared instruction file, but says the file grew beyond 20,000 tokens and consumed too much of the token budget. A retrieval-augmented generation approach was then used to fetch only relevant context, evolving into a graph memory called Brain. Users can connect a Brain to agents through MCP, which can read from and write to the memory; the maker describes it as a centrally managed store of preferences and other context. The product is designed for non-developers, with drag-and-drop memory input and a visual view of the Brain. The maker reports LoCoMo scores of 83.3% overall and 92.5% for single-hop queries in standard mode, which is available now; an experimental max mode scored 92% overall and 94.4% on single-hop queries. Access is currently invite-only.