Memory that compounds
Recall prior decisions, incidents and successful fixes. Author reusable playbooks, or review procedure drafts derived from your documents.
semantic + graph recall · confidence · lifecycleFirekeep keeps your decisions, sessions, runbooks and proven fixes available across Claude Code, Codex, Kiro and OpenCode. Use as many personal agents, terminals and devices as you need, on infrastructure you control.
Put runbooks, architecture notes, API documentation and operating procedures into a searchable knowledge layer that every one of your connected agents can use.
Before rotating the key, preserve the current credential ID and verify the protected health route—not only the public health check.
The commercial boundary is another person—not the tools that make Firekeep useful. Solo includes the complete current capability set.
Recall prior decisions, incidents and successful fixes. Author reusable playbooks, or review procedure drafts derived from your documents.
semantic + graph recall · confidence · lifecyclePreserve explicitly recorded plans, decisions, progress and file knowledge through context compression, restarts and recoverable crashes.
durable shadow · resume · completion distillationAssign tasks, leave bulletins and messages, and use expiring fenced leases when several of your agent identities work in parallel.
tasks · channels · DMs · best-effort presenceSearch symbols, callers and impact locally instead of loading an entire file when a known symbol is enough. In an audited 360-lookup benchmark, direct known-symbol retrieval used about 55% fewer estimated context tokens on average than sending the containing file.
Collect several choices in a local Decision Board, then inspect Firekeep-mediated session events and the exact or nearest saved context when work needs review.
human answers · recorded timeline · likely-contributor narrowingWatch selected repositories, files or containers and make relevant changes available to later agent work.
opt-in watchers · environment eventsKeep credentials encrypted and separate from recall, with scoped retrieval and supported pre-action policy checks.
encrypted at rest · explicit retrievalInspect memories, sessions, knowledge sources, Skills, coordination, policy events and replay traces from one local web interface.
review · manage · troubleshootFirekeep does not replace your coding agents. It gives them a durable place to put what should survive the conversation.
Index runbooks, architecture notes and other context you should not have to paste repeatedly.
Preserve explicit plans, decisions and non-obvious fixes as your sessions progress.
Start the next task in Claude Code, Codex, Kiro or OpenCode with relevant prior evidence available.
Promote useful procedures into Skills and inspect the recorded trace when something needs explanation.
Firekeep's server services, datastores and default inference path run on infrastructure you control. Optional external connectors or model providers are contacted only when you configure them.
The server stack is designed for a single-host deployment; 16 GB RAM is recommended for the default local-inference configuration.
Use supported clients from Linux, macOS or Windows while Symdex stays local to the working tree it indexes.
Application services bind to loopback by default, with authenticated client connections when access is enabled.
Personal mode makes Firekeep dormant for work you do not want recorded; it is separate from the Solo edition.
Install the public Firekeep client, provision the self-hosted server with firekeep init, and attach additional workstations with single-use join codes. Downloads resolve through the checksum-verified public release channels.
Solo permits production use by one natural person in one workspace and deployment. That person can use unlimited personal devices, terminals, agent identities and background workers.
No. Solo includes the complete current Firekeep capability set. Team uses the same product and adds additional people; Team onboarding and commercial availability are still being prepared.
Yes. Corpus gives all of your connected agents the same searchable runbooks, architecture notes and reference material. A generation model is needed only for optional procedure classification and draft-Skill creation—not ordinary search.
No. Firekeep preserves state and knowledge that its tools and supported lifecycle integrations explicitly record. Automation varies with the hooks each coding client exposes.
Yes. Install the client kit, run firekeep init on a Linux Docker host, then connect your workstation. The installation guide uses the live public client and server channels.