398894496-arch/KRouter
46 stars · Last commit 2026-10-19
Your coding agents remember what you decided — and what you changed. Plain-Markdown memory in Obsidian, shared by Claude Code, Codex and Cursor over MCP. Every answer cites its page; when the vault does not know, it says so. Imports your past sessions on install.
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# KRouter **Your coding agents remember what you decided — and what you changed your mind about.** Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and DeepSeek Harness share one memory: a folder of plain Markdown in [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md) that you can read and edit. Ask "how did we decide to ship?" and the agent answers with the page it came from. A correction replaces the old answer instead of competing with it. When the vault does not know, the agent is told so, rather than handed something close. [](https://github.com/398894496-arch/KRouter/actions/workflows/ci.yml) [](https://github.com/398894496-arch/KRouter/releases/latest) [](LICENSE) · 中文：[`README.zh.md`](README.zh.md)  **Measured, not claimed.** On 200 held-out questions in English and Chinese that it was never tuned on, at default settings, KRouter cites a wrong page 27% of the time; claude-mem 64%, basic-memory 78%. Of 80 questions the vault cannot answer, KRouter refuses 46; the other two refuse none. Of 60 questions about a decision that was later changed, it gets 50 right; they get 34 and 16. Neither of them can refuse or knows a page was replaced, so part of that gap is by construction: plain full-text search given KRouter's two rules is level with it. What KRouter adds is having those rules on by default, plus receipts and a vault you can edit. [How it was measured](docs/BENCHMARK.md#third-bench-200-held-out-questions-on-a-vault-nobody-tunes-on-2026-10-13) · [rerun it in one second](#check-it-yourself) ## Install ```bash