gitmind

Documentation

Everything about using, connecting and self-hosting gitmind, the shared memory for your AI agents. New here? Start with the introduction or jump to the quickstart.

Getting started

  • Introduction

    What gitmind is, and why your agents' memory belongs in a git repository you own.

  • Quickstart

    Sign in, connect your first AI app, and save your first memory in a few minutes.

  • Connect your AI apps

    Add gitmind to claude.ai, Claude Desktop and mobile, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Codex.

Guides

  • CLI and local sync

    Keep a synced git clone of your memory on each machine, serve it to local agents, and add recall and save hooks to Claude Code.

  • Writing notes

    The note format agents use: observations, tags, links, history, pinned and locked notes.

  • Workspaces and teams

    Personal and team workspaces, invites and roles.

  • Import your history

    Bring in Claude and ChatGPT conversations, or a folder of Markdown notes.

Reference

  • MCP tools

    Reference for every tool gitmind exposes to agents.

  • How it works

    Architecture, syncing and conflict handling, for the curious.

  • Self-hosting

    Run your own gitmind on your Cloudflare account.

  • Security and privacy

    Who can read your memory, how sign-in works, and what gitmind refuses to store.

  • How gitmind compares

    gitmind next to ChatGPT and Claude's built-in memory, CLAUDE.md files, Basic Memory and Mem0: what each is for, and when to choose which.

  • FAQ

    Answers to common questions about gitmind: MCP memory, Claude and ChatGPT support, privacy, pricing, self-hosting and how it compares.