I built a unified context gateway for AI agents that syncs in ~12ms. Here is how it works.

If you were building autonomous workflows, you were probably suffering from "framework fatigue."

Every time you switched between IDEs like Cursor, terminal agents like Claude Code, or browser-based assistants, you had to reconfigure your tools, re-authenticate your keys, and re-index your files. You were manually duct-taping agents to a dozen different local MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, vector databases, and static configuration files.

It was tedious, it was fragile, and it did not scale.

I got tired of managing a fragmented stack of isolated AI assistants. I wanted a "motherboard" for AI agents—a unified gateway that abstracted vector storage, memory, and OAuth connectors behind a single endpoint.

So, I built Memorify.