Contextberg

Contextberg is a desktop application that acts as a local memory system for AI coding assistants. It runs in the background on your computer, continuously monitoring your screen, browser activity, and interactions with AI agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenClaw. Instead of you having to manually explain what you were just working on, Contextberg provides this context directly to the AI, allowing it to pick up right where you left off. It connects to these agents through a built-in Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, requiring no complex configuration.

What makes Contextberg stand out is its focus on local, private operation and automatic memory generation. All data processing happens on your machine; nothing is sent to the cloud. The app distills your activity into three types of memory: detailed activity logs, daily summaries, and long-term memory that captures your frequently used tools and work patterns. This memory becomes a resource that your AI agents can query to better understand your workflow and habits.

This tool is most beneficial for developers and technical professionals who regularly use AI coding assistants and want a more seamless, context-aware experience. It solves the common frustration of having to re-explain your current task after stepping away or switching contexts. By giving AI agents a persistent memory of your work, Contextberg enables them to provide more relevant and informed assistance, effectively making the AI a better partner in the development process.