ClawVault
An Elephant Never Forgets
An open-source memory vault for AI agents. Store decisions, recall context, search by meaning. Never explain your project from scratch again.

“Let me explain the project again...”
Every time your AI agent restarts, it forgets everything. Decisions you made. Context you built. Lessons you learned together. You start from zero, every single time.
ClawVault changes that. Give your agent a memory vault where knowledge persists, accumulates, and grows.
How It Works
Simple CLI commands. Instant integration.
Store Memories
Your agent captures decisions, preferences, and learnings as structured memories. Each one categorized for fast retrieval later.
Search by Meaning
Ask natural language questions. Semantic search finds relevant memories even when exact keywords don't match.
Checkpoint & Recover
Save working state before risky operations. If context dies, wake up with full awareness of where you left off.
Six Commands. Infinite Memory.
Everything your agent needs to remember—stored, searchable, persistent.
Persistent Memory
Memories survive context resets, session ends, and restarts. Your agent remembers yesterday, last week, and last month.
Semantic Search
Find memories by meaning, not just keywords. Vector embeddings enable natural language queries across your vault.
Structured Categories
Organize into decisions, preferences, people, projects, and lessons. Everything has a place, retrieval is fast.
Context Recovery
Checkpoint before risky operations. If context dies mid-conversation, recover gracefully with full state.
CLI First
Designed for agent workflows. Simple commands that integrate seamlessly into any AI system or pipeline.
Open Source
MIT licensed, fully transparent. Human-readable markdown storage means you always own your data.
Common Questions
01What makes ClawVault different from other memory solutions?
02How does semantic search work?
03Will my data be used to train AI models?
04Does it work with any AI agent framework?
05How do I recover from context death?
“The best agents don't just respond. They remember.”