A little memory.
A lot of continuity.

Give Pi a memory that lasts beyond the conversation. Lore keeps useful preferences, decisions, and context on your machine, ready for your next session.

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Also using Copilot CLI, or Codex, Claude Code, or Antigravity CLI? Connect them to the same memory.

An archive of floating paper memories held in a circular bronze frame.

An illustration of Lore: sessions become useful memories, kept on your machine.

Choose a part to see what it represents.

01 /Start here

Install Lore

Choose your coding agents in one guided setup.

02 /Try it yourself

Meet your memory

Save a note, switch sessions, and find it again.

03 /Make it yours

Tune your setup

Explore scopes, local inference, and maintenance.

New session.
Familiar ground.

Keep a preference in one Pi session. Start another, and ask Lore to bring it back. Try the whole loop here.

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Interactive example · sample dataRuns in this page. Your Lore store is untouched.

1. Save a preference
2. Start a new session
3. Recall it

Pi Session 01

Ready to remember

What should Pi remember?

Edit this sample preference, then save it for the fictional demo/orchard project.

Nothing saved yet. Give this session something worth keeping.

Lore’s memory

0 notes

Your saved preference will appear here.

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A little memory.A lot of continuity.