Give your agent durable memory
Install Cognee and connect it to Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. Your agent keeps project context across sessions. No new infrastructure.
$ pip install cogneeConnect Slack, GitHub, Linear to Cognee and help agents recall what your company knows.
Start wherever it hurts most.
Can't connect what you already know.
Can't remember what you just did.
Can't follow your rules.
The answer is spread across a doc, a ticket, and your Claude session, leaving your colleagues to redo work already done.
Your agent is solving a task it already solved last week, wasting tokens and your time.
Your organization runs on rules no model was trained on, so your agents invent their own.



Install Cognee and connect it to Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP client. Your agent keeps project context across sessions. No new infrastructure.
$ pip install cogneeWe connect your GitHub org, Slack, or Linear — plus warehouses, docs, and APIs — into one recallable memory layer. Add a source once, and every agent can search it.
$ cognee.add("github://your-org")We deploy Cognee BYOC — in your own cloud — behind customer-facing agents, so they retrieve cited facts, follow domain rules, and improve from real usage.
$ cognee.search("…") # cited answersCognee product & events updates, insights into our AI memory research and practical guides — in your inbox every two weeks.
First-party integrations for Claude Code, Cursor, LangGraph, OpenClaw, and more, plus an MCP server so compatible agents can read and write Cognee memory without custom glue.
Ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Claude what they know about cognee. Same question, three independent answers.
I'm evaluating cognee (cognee.ai), the open-source AI memory engine for agents. What does it do, how does it compare to Mem0, Zep and Letta, what are its strengths and weaknesses, and who is it best for?
Start with the open-source package, connect an agent through MCP or the SDK, and move to Cognee Cloud when you need managed scale.