recall captures what you and your agents decide, why, and what it connects to; keeps it as a graph you can read; and hands the right part of it to whatever AI you are working with. Yours, shared with the people you choose, never with a vendor.
Open the appStart freeHow it worksWho you are here, the facets in play with their compiled cards, the decisions with their reasons, lessons, preferences, open contradictions, and what changed lately, under a budget you set.
The records that match, first sightings only, a few hundred tokens, with the reason on every decision. Nothing on chit-chat.
Conversations are read in the background by your own model, resolved against what is stored (skip, update, supersede, add), filed by charter, and linked. Trivia stays as observations; what matters becomes a record.
Nightly, and when enough has happened: topics that connect projects, merges, contradictions, insights, and a card on every topic, person and project. You ratify; nothing is deleted, ever.
Before an agent acts, it asks what was already decided or learned that bears on the plan, with reasons and recorded contradictions, so a mistake paid for once is not paid for twice.
Domains and topics compiled by the dream, a page for every record with its reason and the quotes it rests on, contradictions you settle in one click, analytics on what is used and what it costs.
Shared, departments, personal. Each space says what belongs in it; the router files memory by charter and your role profile. Export any space as Markdown or JSON.
An agent may recall, or record, or supersede, never delete or govern. Its records are marked as its own until a person adopts them.
Chat, extraction and dreaming run on the endpoint you configure, a local model included. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Claude Code through MCP with sign-in, or ship text from anything.
claude plugin marketplace add mvmkrac/recall-plugins claude plugin install recall@recall /recall:backfill (reads your existing sessions into memory)
Before the first command: the plugin lives in a private repository today, so that machine needs GitHub access to mvmkrac/recall-plugins, a token or an SSH key. If it fails over SSH, use https://github.com/mvmkrac/recall-plugins.git.
Sign in when the app asks. That's it — the brief arrives with your first prompt, not a separate step, and every session after that is remembered.