Tell one agent something. Every agent you connect knows it.
No password. We email you a code.
You told Claude on your MacBook: You told Claude: My sister Inês is allergic to nuts.
Example
Saudad keeps what matters while you talk, and hands it to whichever agent you open next: on your laptop, in your browser, in your terminal. No copying between apps, no explaining yourself twice.
I’m vegetarian, and my sister Inês is allergic to nuts.
Saved to your brain · PersonalPlan a dinner for my sister’s birthday.
From your brain · PersonalA vegetarian menu with no nuts anywhere, so Inês can eat everything: a wild mushroom risotto…
Every agent you connect shares one memory, organised into spaces: one for each client or project, and one for your personal life. Each memory is labelled with its space and the app that saved it, and you can see, change and undo everything.
| Memory | Space | Saved by |
|---|---|---|
| Inês, my sister, is allergic to nuts. | Personal | Claude |
| Acme’s invoices go out on the 5th. | Acme | Claude |
| Run the tests before every push. | Side project | Claude Code |
| Prefers short answers. | Preferences | Claude |
Open any memory and see which agent saved it, when, and where it lives. Change it, forget it, take it with you.
Enter your email and type the 6-digit code we send. No password, and your brain is ready in about a minute.
Paste one address into Claude’s connectors, or into any app that can connect to one.
Your agents keep what matters and find it next time, in every new conversation.
Each one connects with one address. Here’s where each stands today.
See the steps for eachNone tested on this build yet. We mark each one as we test it.
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and the agents you build share one brain. Connect once with a single command, and sign in from the agent.
Claude Code
Then run /mcp in Claude Code and choose saudad to sign in.
A space per project
Each repository’s agent keeps its notes in a space of its own.
API keys
For any app that connects to MCP servers with a key.
Plain-file export
JSON and Markdown, whenever you want them.
Claude and Claude Code, and other apps that can connect to a memory like Saudad: ChatGPT on its Business, Enterprise and Edu plans (read-only on Pro), Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw and more. The connect page shows each app’s steps.
Each keeps its own memory inside its own app. Saudad is one memory that every agent you connect shares, and that you can see and change.
What your agents decide is worth keeping while you talk: preferences, people, projects, decisions. You can ask them to remember or forget something at any time.
Only to make search work by meaning: the text of your memories and notes is sent to OpenAI’s embeddings API, which turns it into numbers that can be compared. OpenAI doesn’t train on what is sent through its API. No AI reads your memory on Saudad’s side.
Sign in with your email, then paste one address into each agent you use. That’s it.
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