| name | openlynx |
| description | Use OpenLynx memory commands to inspect, browse, merge, or delete persisted coding-agent memory. |
OpenLynx Memory
OpenLynx provides shared long-term memory across supported coding agents.
Use the installed slash commands or CLI:
lynx-memory status to inspect active project/global scope and database stats.
lynx-memory web to open the local history browser.
lynx-memory goal show to view the active goal; lynx-memory goal set "..." to set one.
lynx-memory merge --from global --to project --dry-run to preview memory moves.
lynx-memory delete --scope <project|global|both> only after explicit user confirmation.
lynx-memory sync status to show cloud-sync config; lynx-memory sync init to sync the current store to a Turso database for cross-machine recall (creates a remote DB — confirm with the user first).
A goal is an optional per-scope statement of what the user is working toward.
When set, OpenLynx stores only turns an LLM judges relevant to the goal (strict by
default) and focuses summaries on it. With no goal, every turn is stored normally.
Global OpenLynx state lives under ~/.openlynx/ by default. Project-scoped
memory lives under <project>/.lynx-memory/ when that marker exists.