e-xo

Every session starts from zero.

You've explained your architecture three times this week.

The bug you fixed last month? You'll fix it again.

The convention you decided on? Gone.

Your AI has the memory of a goldfish.

What if your AI could remember?

Not chat history. Not vector search over old logs. Actual memory. The kind that strengthens when it matters and fades when it doesn't.

e-xo is a living knowledge graph. It builds itself from your work. It connects what you've learned across projects, across sessions, across time. And it maintains itself — no cleanup, no curation, no overhead.

Your agent's second brain.

This is what your knowledge looks like.

Every node behind you is a memory. Every line is a connection your XO made. Grab one. Watch the others follow.

Memories breathe

Active knowledge pulses. Fading memories dim.

Connections form

Semantic linking finds patterns you missed.

Decay is a feature

Unused knowledge fades. What matters stays.

2,847 graphs active

Already running. Growing every day.

Beta It's here.

curl -fsSL https://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/releases.e-xo.ai/install.sh | sh

macOS (Apple Silicon) — Linux coming soon.

What happens next

The installer downloads exo and hands off to the setup wizard. Here's what it does.

1
Scans your repos

Finds projects in ~/dev, ~/code, ~/projects and imports git commit history as dated diary entries.

2
Imports git history

Converts commits into memory nodes, linked by date and repo. Your agent gets context going back months.

3
Configures your AI tools

Detects Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and installs exo as an MCP server — no manual config needed.

4
Sets up semantic search

Installs embeddings so your agent finds the right memories, not just keyword matches.

5
Starts the web UI

Opens your knowledge graph at localhost:7797. Browse nodes, connections, and your work diary.

Claude Code

MCP server

Codex

MCP server

Gemini CLI

MCP server

More coming soon

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