Capture
Hooks record the useful parts of a session deterministically, with secrets redacted before anything is written.
A local-first memory layer for coding agents
Build with continuity.
Neurobase carries useful project context across Claude Code, Codex, and every session that follows — privately, on your machine.
Abstract
The missing layer is memory.
Every coding agent starts a little too far in the past. Neurobase makes the useful parts of yesterday available to the agent you use today — without a hosted database, a new subscription, or a second source of truth.
It is deliberately small: capture what happened, curate what remains true, and make that context available wherever work continues.
Figure 01
One memory, every agent.
Claude Codecapture / curate
local hooks→
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Neurobasedurable facts + wiki→session recall
Codexcontinue / remember
The same local store sits beneath both agents. Nothing needs to leave the machine for context to travel.
Method
A memory system that knows when to delete.
Curate
A curator folds raw context into a small, current fact set — optimizing for supersession, not accumulation.
Recall
The next agent receives the durable context automatically, or asks Neurobase on demand through MCP.
Field note
neurobase / shared-memory.loglocal-only
09:41:02CLAUDECaptured: trust boundary is local-only.
09:41:03MEMORYCurated 3 durable facts; superseded 1.
09:43:18CODEXRestored context. Continuing from the boundary.