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Alice: the continuity layer for AI agents. Local-first memory with provenance, open loops, resumption, and review-governed writes.
Alice Memory
Alice is the continuity layer for AI agents. It gives agents a local-first memory system with provenance, review-governed writes, open-loop tracking, retrieval, resumption, and explainability across HTTP, CLI, and MCP surfaces.
Install
With uv:
uvx alice-memory install
Without uv, with Python 3.12 or later:
pip install alice-memory && alice-memory install
Either way, alice-memory install writes the MCP config for Claude Desktop,
Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenClaw. Hermes, OpenCode, and Codex are opt-in, with
--host hermes, --host opencode, and --host codex.
The package installs the alice-memory, alice, alicebot, alicebot-mcp,
and alice-memory-session-start commands.
Learn more
Alice is evolving software. Review the project documentation and release history before deploying it in a production workflow.
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FAQs
Alice: the continuity layer for AI agents. Local-first memory with provenance, open loops, resumption, and review-governed writes.
We found that alice-memory demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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