What problem does it solve?
AI agents running in isolated containers lose all conversational context and learned insights when the container restarts, forcing users to restate background information and preventing the agent from building on past interactions.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Persistent Graph-Based Memory: Installs the mnemon tool in the agent container to store insights and context in a structured graph format.
- Automatic Context Injection: For Claude Code providers, registers hooks to surface relevant past context before the agent responds and store new insights after each turn; for OpenCode providers, injects memory context directly into every prompt.
- Cross-Session Continuity: Memory is stored in a per-agent-group mounted directory, so it survives container restarts and is accessible across all agent sessions.
- Use Case: A classroom AI assistant can remember student questions from previous office hours, reference past lesson plans, and build on earlier troubleshooting sessions without the instructor repeating context.
Quick Start
Use the add-mnemon skill to add persistent graph-based memory to your NanoClaw agent container, configured for your active provider to recall past context and store insights across restarts.