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deja-vu
Deja-vu is an open-source project providing coding agent memory, specifically designed for AI models like Claude and Codex. It leverages AI agents and techniques like BM25.
What it does
It implements a memory system for AI coding agents, allowing them to retain and recall context or past interactions, which is crucial for effective AI-assisted coding. It supports a command-line interface.
Who it may suit
Developers building or working with AI coding agents, particularly those using Claude or Codex, who need to implement robust memory and context management for their agents.
Free tier and license
As an open-source project, the software itself is free to use under its license. Specific free-tier limits for any potential hosted service are not provided; visitors should check the official documentation.
Limitations to check
Information regarding specific limitations is not provided; visitors should check the official documentation.
Licensing notes
Deja-vu is released under the MIT License, which is a permissive open-source license.
Verification details
Last licensing verification recorded: 2026-11-01.
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Frequently asked questions
What is deja-vu?
Deja-vu is an open-source project that provides coding agent memory for AI models like Claude and Codex.
How does deja-vu help AI coding agents?
It helps agents retain and recall context and past interactions, improving their effectiveness.
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