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Woolly

Introduction

Woolly is a local memory for your AI tools. One memory, shared by every app, kept in files you own.

Every AI app you use forgets you, or keeps its own separate memory. Claude doesn't know what you told ChatGPT, and Cursor doesn't know either.

Woolly fixes that. It runs on your laptop and gives all of your AI tools one shared memory.

Why Woolly

One binary, no setup

No Docker, no database server, no account. Install it and it works.

Files you can read

Every memory is a Markdown file. Edit it, search it, back it up, put it in git.

Facts stay current

When something changes, the new fact replaces the old one automatically.

You have the final say

If an AI contradicts something you said, Woolly flags it instead of overwriting you.

Private by design

Woolly never sends your memories anywhere. There is no cloud, no telemetry and no sign-in. Everything stays in ~/.woolly on your machine.

Do I need Ollama?

No. Woolly works fully on its own. If you already run Ollama, Woolly can use it for smarter search.

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