Results for “Cursor memory (natif)”

MemoryCustodianNew

A tool that keeps your project's history and past decisions written down as plain text files in your own code repository, so an AI coding assistant can read them instead of forgetting everything between sessions.

PMBNew

A free tool that gives AI coding assistants like Claude Code or Cursor a real memory — so you stop re-explaining the same project decisions to them every session.

SKINew

A voice interface that lets developers talk to AI coding assistants like Claude Code or Cursor instead of typing, with all speech processing done locally on your machine.

JamdeskNew

Turns your product docs into a fast, searchable website AND a live source AI assistants like Claude or Cursor can read directly, so you write your docs once instead of maintaining a separate copy for humans and for AI.

AgentCouchNew

A shared chat room where your different AI coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor — can actually talk to each other, instead of you manually copy-pasting context between them.

VibeReadyNew

A Next.js starter kit built for people coding with AI tools like Cursor or Claude Code, with built-in guardrails so the AI doesn't slowly turn your codebase into a mess as it grows.

TailkitsNew

A library of ready-made Tailwind CSS components you can copy-paste into a project — or, if you code with Claude or Cursor, let your AI assistant pull them in directly via MCP.

Launchy — App Launcher SwitcherNew

A free, open-source radial menu for your Mac that pops up a circle of your apps around your cursor, so switching apps is one click in the right direction instead of hunting through the Dock.

ContextVaultNew

A shared memory layer that keeps context consistent across Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot and other AI tools, so you and your team stop re-explaining the same things to every new AI session.

TokimeterNew

A local meter that tells you exactly how much your AI coding tools (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and others) are actually costing you, reading their logs on your own machine instead of sending anything to a server.

RivoraNew

An open-source 'engineering memory' tool that pulls together GitHub, CI logs, Kubernetes, and Sentry into one place, so a team investigating an incident isn't stuck re-piecing together the same story from five different dashboards every time.

OpenWorkNew

A free desktop app that lets you reuse the same AI skills and integrations across Claude Code, Cursor, and other coding agents, instead of setting each one up separately every time.

EchologueNew

A voice diary app: you talk instead of type, and it quietly turns your rambling into a searchable memory you can later ask 'what did I say about that trip with my sister?'

Autonomous SecurityNew

An endpoint security tool that finds every AI agent or assistant (like ChatGPT or Cursor) employees have installed on their work computers, and can stop them from taking risky actions.

OpenbaseNew

Lets you manage your Claude Code, Cursor or Codex coding agents by talking to them from your phone, so you can dispatch and approve tasks without sitting at your desk.

HeardNew

Reads your AI coding agent's activity out loud in plain language, so you can keep an eye on several Claude Code or Cursor sessions without staring at four terminal windows at once.

SummonAI KitNew

A pack of 13 ready-made AI skills that plug into Claude Code, Cursor or Codex so solo founders can also get design, marketing and product work done, not just code.

vLLMNew

Running a large language model efficiently at scale is a genuinely hard engineering problem — vLLM is the open-source engine that many AI companies quietly rely on to serve LLMs fast and cheaply, without you having to solve GPU memory management yourself.

UnslothNew

Training your own AI model usually means renting expensive cloud GPUs for hours — Unsloth lets you fine-tune popular open models on your own computer, 2 to 30 times faster and using far less memory than the standard tools.

MemoryLaneNew

An app that watches how you actually work, notices which tasks you repeat by hand, and hands you a ready-made automation blueprint for the parts a computer could be doing instead.