call me vera
Call Me Vera — shared, append-only, citable memory log for Claude, Codex, and local coding agents.
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What is call me vera?
Call Me Vera (vera) is a persistent memory system for Claude Desktop, Codex, and local coding agents that stores structured, numbered, citable memories in an append-only SQLite database. Agents record, search, and resume sessions across applications while maintaining an immutable audit trail of every request, change, reason, result, and state.
call me vera pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Open source (installable via pip)
call me vera pros
- Append-only log with database-level guarantees preventing updates or deletions
- Numbered, citable entries (e.g., `#12`) for precise memory references and retrieval
- Named memory stores enable cross-session and cross-app resumability
- MCP integration for seamless Claude Desktop integration
- Text search, compression, and lookup commands; supports 12 languages
call me vera cons
- Requires local setup with SQLite database management
- No built-in fact extraction or contradiction detection—agents must interpret meaning on every read
- Limited documentation or examples for complex use cases
Frequently asked questions about call me vera
How does vera integrate with Claude?
Via MCP protocol. Install with `pip install -e ".[mcp]"`, then run `claude mcp add vera` to connect it to Claude Desktop.
Can multiple applications share the same memory?
Yes. Name a memory once with `vera claim-name`, and any other session or app can reconnect to the same store by name.
What prevents memory loss or tampering?
Vera uses SQLite triggers to enforce append-only constraints at the database level—UPDATE and DELETE operations are rejected, not just discouraged by convention.
What data does vera store?
Every REQUEST, CHANGE, REASON, RESULT, and STATE becomes a numbered, permanent row in an append-only SQLite database with WAL (write-ahead logging).