One memory. Every AI you use.
Becki is the memory layer your AI tools share. What you teach Claude shows up in Codex. What you decide in Cursor shows up in ChatGPT Desktop. You stop being the bridge.
The decision you made Monday is there Tuesday — in a different tool.
When any AI you use needs context, Becki provides it. Automatically, in the background, without you re-pasting anything.
Open a new Claude Code session and ask about last week's architecture call. Open Codex tomorrow and ask why you ruled out an approach. Becki feeds the relevant memory directly into the conversation — every tool, every time.
You don't write the memory. Your work does.
Becki extracts decisions, dead-ends, commitments, and open loops from your meetings, AI conversations, and project work — automatically. Nothing to tag, nothing to organize.
Your job is the work. The memory takes care of itself.
Speaks MCP. So every AI tool already knows how to listen.
Becki runs as an MCP server — the open protocol every modern AI client now speaks. No browser extensions, no custom integrations, no per-tool plumbing. Becki installs once and every connected client picks it up.
When a new AI tool ships with MCP support, Becki works with it the day it lands. The protocol is the standard. Becki is the layer everything reads from.
Connect once. Remember everywhere.
One install. Every tool.
Becki installs as an MCP server. Every AI client on your Mac picks it up automatically — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, the whole stack.
Work, like usual.
Have meetings. Talk to your AI tools. Make decisions. Becki extracts the structured memory in the background — no pasting, no tagging, no tool to keep open.
Every AI, in context.
The next time any AI you use needs your context, Becki provides it — quietly, in the background, the moment any tool needs it.
Becki lives in the AI tools you already use.
One install. Every tool. Anything new that ships with MCP support, Becki picks up the day it lands.
