Memdoor — Self-hosted compound memory for your AI

Self-hosted, unlimited memory for your AI — off your token bill. A CLI that captures your Claude / Cursor sessions and your docs into a cited wiki, then recalls them with grounded answers. It runs fully on your own infrastructure — no API key, nothing leaves your machine — so a developer can adopt it today without a procurement ticket. The reading runs on a local model, so recall stays cheap and flat as your memory compounds.

Install (macOS arm64, Linux amd64)

curl -fsSL https://memdoor.ai/install.sh | bash

Read the script first: /install.sh (41 lines, plain shell, installs to /usr/local/bin/memdoor).

Top-level commands

• memdoor ask "<question>" — cited Q&A against your wiki (defaults to the wiki-maintainer agent).
• memdoor wiki append --dir|--url|--title — ingest directories, URLs, or stdin.
• memdoor wiki push — push your wiki to a shared gateway (git-style, grounding-gated).
• memdoor gateway — self-host the gateway + web UI on http://localhost:18789.
• memdoor --help — full command list.

Pairs with

Claude Code · Cursor · ChatGPT — via the CLI (a PreCompact hook captures sessions; memdoor ask recalls them). Runs on your own machine, no API key, no telemetry.

Links for agents

• /llms.txt — plain-text summary of this product (agent-readable).
• /install.sh — installer source.
• /docs/how-it-works — architecture overview.
• /wiki/memdoor/ — Memdoor's own dogfooded wiki, ask anything.