Squish gives ChatGPT, Claude Code, and every AI agent one shared memory.
Without Squish:
- Agent restarts. Context disappears.
- You explain everything again.
With Squish:
- Restart the agent.
- Continue working.
npm install -g squish-memory && squish install --allZero config. Zero API keys.
# Show current project context
squish context --json
# Save something explicitly
squish remember "We chose PostgreSQL for team mode" --type decision
# See what the agent knows about a topic
squish recall "project decisions"Every time you start a new session, your AI agent starts from zero. It does not remember the architecture decisions you made last week, the config you spent an hour debugging, or the preference you mentioned yesterday.
You re-explain. Every. Single. Time.
Squish is the memory that persists between sessions. Across agents. Across machines.
- Connect -- OAuth login once in any agent (ChatGPT, Claude Code, OpenCode, Cursor, etc.)
- Remember -- Squish auto-captures decisions, constraints, and context as you work
- Recall -- When you restart any connected agent, it picks up right where you left off
One memory runtime. Works everywhere.
Most memory tools need a second LLM for embeddings and retrieval. That means extra API costs ($10-100+/mo per agent), latency (500ms+ per call), and more infrastructure to manage.
Squish uses local embeddings by default. No forced LLM dependency.
- 1-5ms embedding latency (not 500ms+)
- $0 runtime cost in local mode
- Optional LLM for enhanced extraction and Cloud features
| Feature | Most Memory Tools | Squish |
|---|---|---|
| Embedding latency | 200-1000ms | 1-5ms |
| Local mode cost | $10-100+/mo | $0 |
| LLM required | Yes | Optional |
| MCP server | Sometimes | Built-in (15 tools) |
| Cloud sync | Enterprise-only | $9/mo |
Squish works with any MCP-compatible agent -- Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, Cline, VS Code, Windsurf, Goose, Gemini CLI, Aider, ChatGPT, and more.
Memory intelligence:
- Auto-captures decisions, constraints, and preferences as you work
- Restores relevant context when an agent restarts
- Handles contradictions and temporal facts with expiration
- Graph-boosted retrieval across sessions
Interfaces:
- CLI:
squish remember,recall,inspect,context,stats - MCP Server: 15 tools for any MCP client
- Web UI: Local dashboard at
localhost:37777 - Cloud Dashboard: Analytics and management at squishplugin.dev
Storage:
- SQLite (local, default) or PostgreSQL (team mode)
- Hybrid retrieval: keyword + semantic similarity
- AES-256-GCM encryption for sensitive memories
- Places routing: organize memories by context
Persistent memory across ChatGPT, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and local agents. One account, synchronized everywhere.
ChatGPT Claude Desktop Claude Code Local Agents
[OAuth 2.1] [OAuth 2.1] [Streamable HTTP] [MCP / CLI]
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Squish Cloud API
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[PostgreSQL + Encrypted Storage]
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Admin Dashboard & Analytics
Cloud features: OAuth 2.1 + PKCE login, cross-platform sync, team workspaces, admin dashboard, priority support.
| Tier | Price | Storage | Users |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local | Free | Local SQLite | 1 |
| Cloud Solo | $9/mo | 50 MB synced | 1 |
| Cloud Pro | $29/mo | 250 MB synced | 1 |
| Team | $99/mo | 1 GB shared | Up to 10 |
Sign up at squishplugin.dev -- 30 seconds, no credit card needed.
npm install -g squish-memory
squish cloud login # Opens browser for OAuth -- doneThen add to any MCP client:
{
"mcpServers": {
"squish-cloud": {
"type": "url",
"url": "https://api.squishplugin.dev/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer <your-token>"
}
}
}
}Agent Action -> [Filter & Store] -> SQLite/PostgreSQL
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[Memory Pipeline] [Hybrid Retrieval]
auto-capture, dedup, keyword + semantic search
graph relationships with RRF fusion
Two-tier memory pipeline:
- Capture filters noisy tool output and promotes what matters -- decisions, constraints, preferences
- Retrieval combines keyword and semantic search to find the right context when you need it
- Graph connects related memories across sessions for smarter recall
- Places route memories into buckets so retrieval stays focused
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