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Slowave connects to the coding agents you already use. Every agent you connect reads and writes the same local memory. One command sets up every supported agent it finds:
To set up a single agent, add --client with its name. Choose an agent below for its guide.

Supported agents

Claude Code

Persistent local memory for project decisions, constraints and procedures.

Copilot CLI

Memory you can inspect across local GitHub Copilot CLI sessions.

Codex

One local memory across the Codex CLI, desktop app and IDE extension.

Cursor

Project decisions and constraints that carry across sessions.

OpenCode

Shared, inspectable memory for future coding sessions.

Windsurf

Local memory for Windsurf Cascade, also listed as Devin Desktop.

Cline

Decisions, constraints and reusable methods across coding sessions.

Claude Desktop

Local memory for Claude Desktop conversations.
Copilot CLI is partly validated. It covers the local standalone copilot command only. Checks so far were on macOS with Copilot CLI 1.0.95. Full model-driven validation and native Windows and Linux qualification are pending.

Setup effort at a glance

Automatic means setup writes both the connection and the instructions. Cursor and Claude Desktop need you to paste the instructions that setup prints.

How all agents share one memory

Slowave runs one small background service on your machine. Each agent connects to it through MCP, so they all use the same memory. Something you teach Claude Code can help Codex or Cursor later. Memory stays on your machine, and you can browse it with slowave dashboard.

Quickstart

Install Slowave and see your first memory.

Troubleshooting

Fix common setup problems.