Clauder, an MCP server, now supports Codex CLI to provide persistent memory across sessions, addressing the issue of having to repeatedly explain codebases and architectural decisions in new Codex sessions. By storing context in a local SQLite database, Clauder automatically loads relevant information when a session starts, allowing users to store and recall facts, decisions, and conventions effortlessly. This setup, which also supports Claude Code, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI, enhances workflow efficiency by enabling cross-instance messaging for multi-terminal environments. The project is open source and MIT licensed, inviting feedback and contributions from the community. Why this matters: Persistent memory across sessions streamlines coding workflows by reducing repetitive explanations, enhancing productivity and collaboration.
