cdeust/Cortex
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Persistent memory for Claude Code — 41 neuroscience papers, 26 biological mechanisms with paper-bearing per-mechanism ablation evidence (E1 v3). LongMemEval R@10 98.4% / MRR 0.9124
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cdeust/Cortex
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
Cortex provides persistent memory for Claude Code using PostgreSQL and pgvector. It stores and retrieves information across sessions based on 26 biological mechanisms with ablation evidence from 41 neuroscience papers, achieving 98.4% R@10 on LongMemEval and 94.2% on LoCoMo.
Best for
Best for
Developers who need reliable long-term memory for Claude Code in complex, multi-session projects.
Use cases
- Maintaining conversation context across long Claude Code sessions
- Retrieving relevant prior knowledge during agentic coding tasks
- Building memory-augmented coding assistants with verifiable retrieval
Notes
Cortex provides persistent memory for Claude Code using PostgreSQL and pgvector. It stores and retrieves information across sessions based on 26 biological mechanisms with ablation evidence from 41 neuroscience papers, achieving 98.4% R@10 on LongMemEval and 94.2% on LoCoMo.
41 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01.
Use cases
- Maintaining conversation context across long Claude Code sessions
- Retrieving relevant prior knowledge during agentic coding tasks
- Building memory-augmented coding assistants with verifiable retrieval
Pros
- High retrieval accuracy validated on multiple benchmarks (LongMemEval, LoCoMo, BEAM-10M)
- Neuroscience-inspired design with per-mechanism ablation evidence for transparency
- Uses widely compatible PostgreSQL with pgvector extension
Cons
- Requires managing a PostgreSQL instance with pgvector
- Tied specifically to Claude Code, limiting reuse with other LLMs
- Setup and tuning may be non-trivial for casual users
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Pros
- High retrieval accuracy validated on multiple benchmarks (LongMemEval, LoCoMo, BEAM-10M)
- Neuroscience-inspired design with per-mechanism ablation evidence for transparency
- Uses widely compatible PostgreSQL with pgvector extension
Cons
- Requires managing a PostgreSQL instance with pgvector
- Tied specifically to Claude Code, limiting reuse with other LLMs
- Setup and tuning may be non-trivial for casual users
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