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Connect your chat assistants, coding agents, frameworks, and existing history to a MemoryRouter vault.

MemoryRouter adds persistent conversational memory across sessions. Choose the guide for the tool you actually use, then connect the same vault wherever you want that context available.

Create a MemoryRouter account or compare all integrations.

Start with your primary tool

Native hooks and model-directed connectors behave differently. Claude Code and Codex have hook integrations. ChatGPT, Claude, and Cowork use tools that the model decides when to call. See the platform comparison before choosing a setup.

Chat assistants

Coding agents

The coding tools guide distinguishes native integrations, MCP tools, and provider configuration. A generic MCP connection does not add automatic capture hooks.

Frameworks and protocols

Data and imports

For custom JSONL and application-owned records, start with imports. Connecting a tool does not itself import that tool's old conversations.

Verify your connection

Use a synthetic fact, not personal or customer information:

  1. In session A, ask your connected tool to save: For the demo project, the review day is Thursday and the label is harbor-copper-42.
  2. Confirm the tool reports an actual save. For hook-based integrations, follow that guide's capture and flush instructions.
  3. Open a new session with the same vault and ask: Recall the demo project's review day and label from MemoryRouter. Do not include the expected answer in the question.
  4. Check the recalled result against session A. If it is missing, use that integration's troubleshooting section instead of assuming the connection worked.

This is a test recipe, not a claim that a test was run in your account. See security and data isolation before connecting real data.

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