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Agent-DNA-Transfer
Take your AI's memory anywhere - a local-first, portable, git-like memory layer for AI coding agents (MCP-native, $0/offline by default).
#ai-agents#ai-memory#claude#cursor#embeddings#knowledge-graph
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🧬 Take your AI's memory anywhere.
A local-first, git-like portable memory layer for every AI coding agent.
Helix gives your AI a long-term memory that belongs to you — your preferences, your projects, your decisions, your coding style — and lets you carry it across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, ChatGPT, Gemini, and any MCP-compatible agent.
One memory. Every agent. Owned by you.
Product Requirements · Technical Spec · Architecture · Decisions · Roadmap
The problem
Every AI agent you use is slowly learning who you are — your stack, your conventions,
the architecture of the project you've explained five times, the fact that you prefer
pytest over unittest and tabs in Go but spaces everywhere else.
Then you switch tools. Or the session ends. Or the context window fills up. And it's gone. You start from zero, re-explaining yourself to a machine that should already know.
Today that memory is:
- Trapped — locked inside one vendor's cloud (ChatGPT memory ≠ Claude memory ≠ Cursor memory).
- Opaque — you can't see it, edit it, audit it, or delete a single wrong fact.
- Not yours — it lives on someone else's servers, under someone else's terms.
- Not portable — there is no "export my brain and import it elsewhere."
The idea
Helix is a memory layer that lives with you, not with a vendor.
It watches the conversations and code you choose to share, extracts durable facts, stores them locally as a structured knowledge graph, and serves them back to any agent through the open Model Context Protocol (MCP) — so every tool you use wakes up already knowing you.