Show HN: Knowl – agent memory with write-time supersession, 0.90 on MAB

A new memory system called Knowl is designed for AI agents like Claude Code and Cursor. It ensures that an agent's learned information persists beyond a single session and automatically updates or replaces outdated data, providing current context.
Key takeaways
- Agent memory now survives sessions.
- Outdated information is automatically retired.
- Ensures AI assistants use current data.
- Supports Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.
Why it matters
This development is crucial for AI users who rely on persistent knowledge. Knowl prevents AI assistants from providing outdated information, ensuring that decisions and outputs are based on the most recent and relevant data, improving workflow efficiency.
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