Introducing Memoria: The World's First Git for AI Agent Memory

The Memory Problem No One Has Solved Open Cursor. Tell it your project uses React, TypeScript, and Zustand with the slice pattern. Watch it build exactly what you want. Close the tab. Open a new conversation. Ask it to add a user module. "Sure! What framework are you using? Redux or MobX for state management?" You told it twenty minutes ago. It already forgot. Now open OpenClaw. You've been using it for months — it remembers your preferences, your project context, your workflow patterns. But open MEMORY.md and look at what's accumulated: hundreds of entries, growing every session. Each one gets injected into the system prompt on every API call, burning tokens whether or not it's relevant. Your monthly bill climbs. You try to move to a new machine or share your setup with a teammate — the memory is scattered across local Markdown files with no export, no sync, no structure. These aren't edge cases. This is the daily reality for millions of developers using AI agents in 2026. The models