MemoSync v0.43.0

MemoSync v0.43.0 can import the memory that Claude Code and Codex already keep on disk, and connects each agent's own slash commands, modes and permissions to the composer.

What's new

• Import memory. Scan the memory files Claude Code and Codex keep locally, choose sources by project, and import them as is or have a model refine them into reviewable memories first. Refinement runs in parallel batches in an isolated session with no tools and no access to your chats. You review every proposal before anything is saved, and you can undo an import later or bring a removed item back.
• Native slash commands. Type / in the message box for the agent's own commands and skills.
• Mode menu. Choose how much the agent may do without asking, or use Plan Mode, where it proposes a plan and waits for you. Permission prompts now come from each agent itself. Ultracode is available on Claude models that support it.
• Files from the agent. Files the agent asks you to open appear in the MemoSync workbench.
• Memory stages. Empty review stages are skipped, and background analysis survives a restart.
• Fixes for context delivery across Codex, Pi and OpenCode, gateway cache usage reporting, menu scrolling inside dialogs, and new chats opened in several windows at once.

Install

Download the DMG and drag MemoSync to Applications. This release is for Apple silicon Macs only; the Intel build has been dropped. On an Intel Mac, run MemoSync from source.

The app includes its own runtime but no agents. Install the agent CLIs you want to use, then pick an account or API connection in Settings → Models.

The app is ad-hoc signed and not notarized by Apple yet, so macOS blocks it the first time. Try to open it, then go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway.

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