Tweet 1 (Hook)
Your Claude forgets everything when you switch devices.
Your MacBook Claude doesn't know what your iMac Claude learned yesterday.
I fixed this. Here's how to give Claude cross-device memory in 2 minutes:
Tweet 2 (Problem)
The problem:
- Claude Code stores memory per machine (~/.claude/)
- Switch laptop? Start from zero
- Different project on different device? No shared context
Your AI should remember YOU, not just your current machine.
Tweet 3 (Solution intro)
I built Cortex — a local memory engine that syncs through YOUR cloud storage.
- iCloud, Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox
- AES-256-GCM encrypted (even if your cloud is hacked, memories stay private)
- 156us writes. 568us search. Pure Rust. 3.8MB.
Tweet 4 (How it works)
How sync works:
Mac A → writes to iCloud/cortex-sync/
Mac B → reads from iCloud/cortex-sync/
No server. No API. No account.
Just your own cloud folder.
Each device writes its own append-only log. No conflicts ever.
Tweet 5 (Setup)
Setup (2 minutes):
# Install
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gambletan/cortex/main/install.sh | bash
# Register as Claude MCP server
claude mcp add cortex --scope user -- ~/.local/bin/cortex-mcp-server ~/.cortex/memory.dbThen just tell Claude: "Enable cross-device sync"
Claude calls sync_enable, auto-detects your cloud provider, done.
Tweet 6 (What happens next)
Now when you chat with Claude on Device A:
"I prefer dark mode, use Neovim, and my timezone is Asia/Shanghai"
Switch to Device B, Claude already knows. No setup. No copy-paste. Just works.
Beliefs, facts, preferences, people graph — all synced.
Tweet 7 (Privacy)
Privacy first:
- Private memories (default) NEVER leave your device
- Only Shared/Public memories sync
- End-to-end encrypted with your passphrase
- Zero telemetry. Zero cloud servers. Verify: grep the source code yourself.
Your memories are yours. Period.
Tweet 8 (Benchmarks)
vs Mem0 cloud:
- 528x faster
- Free (Mem0: $99/mo)
- 100% local
- 4-tier memory (Mem0: flat)
- Bayesian beliefs, people graph, contradiction detection
LoCoMo benchmark (ACL 2024): Cortex 73.7% vs Mem0 66.9% vs OpenAI Memory 52.9%
Tweet 9 (CTA)
Cortex is MIT licensed, 100% open source.
Give it a try. Give it a star if it helps.
github.com/gambletan/cortex
Now in English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
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