stash - persistent memory layer for AI agents
Self-hosted single-binary Go service that stores episodes, facts, and working context for AI agents in Postgres. Ships an MCP server and runs without cloud dependencies.
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From the wider webakm 0.5.0: Wikis, Workflows, Vaults, and a Writable Stash
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Show HN: Stash – CLI to search over your team's coding agent sessions
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5 Claude Code Instances in Parallel with git worktree - Eliminating stash Conflicts
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