For people running agents across multiple tools

An agent that picks up where the last one left off

Every new agent walks in at zero. The agent in Claude does not know what the agent in Cursor did. Every session starts with recap.

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wire-memory: portability for your coding agent.

wire-memory is the open-source plugin we shipped on top of Wire. It captures decisions, patterns, and project context as you code, then makes them queryable from Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible coding agent. Same context. Every agent.

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The real cost of agent lock-in

Sound familiar?

Re-bootstrapping every session

Each new session starts with the agent at zero. The first prompt is always recap: the project, the preferences, what the last conversation figured out.

Locked to one runtime

The agent in Claude cannot see what the agent in Cursor knows. Switching runtimes means rebuilding the context the previous agent already had.

Agents work in isolation

An agent that wrote out a plan in one tool has no way to hand it to the next agent in another tool. Nothing carries between them.

No shared baseline for comparison

Want to test how Claude and GPT handle the same task? Each agent walks in with whatever context you happened to give it that session. Apples to oranges every time.

One container, every agent

A Wire container is a shared substrate. Every MCP-speaking agent reads and writes the same context. A new session opens with everything the last session knew. Switching agents stops being a reset.

  • Any agent reads what other agents wrote
  • Sessions resume with full context, no recap prompt
  • Compare models on identical context
  • Agents stay portable as new runtimes emerge

How it works

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Step 1

Create a container

Your agents can write entries directly, or upload documents and notes. Wire structures everything for agent consumption.

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Step 2

Connect your tools

Add Wire to Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible tool with a single config line.

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Step 3

Switch freely

Every connected tool has the same context. Switch between them, compare responses, and never start over.

Common questions

Does Wire work with Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor?
Yes. Wire uses MCP (Model Context Protocol), an open standard supported by Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, and any MCP-compatible agent. Add your container once and connect as many agents as you want.
What happens to my context if I switch agents?
Nothing changes. Your context lives in the container, not in any individual agent. Switch agents, add new ones, or compare models. The context stays exactly where you left it.
Is there a limit to how many agents I can connect to one container?
No. A single Wire container can be connected to as many MCP-compatible agents as you want simultaneously.
How is Wire different from just copy-pasting context into each tool?
Copy-pasting means keeping multiple copies in sync manually. A Wire container is a single source of truth. Update it once and every connected agent has the latest context immediately.
Can I use Wire across different devices?
Yes. Wire containers are cloud-hosted, so any device or agent that connects through MCP gets the same context.

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