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Memory for CodexPersistent memory for Codex
Codex starts fresh in every terminal session. Atlaso gives it continuity — recalling what you did last time before each prompt and capturing what changed after each turn, automatically. Codex Desktop installs the same plugin from its marketplace.
HooksMCP serverSkill
What it remembers
What Codex remembers with Atlaso
Yesterday's work, today
The refactor you started last session and the reasoning behind it — recalled at the start of the next one, in the same project or a different terminal.
Your shell and tooling choices
The test runner, the build command, the flags that finally worked — remembered so Codex reaches for your setup instead of guessing at it again.
Cross-project continuity
The conventions and preferences you carry between repos — so a new project in a fresh directory doesn't mean starting your memory over.
The decisions you don't want re-litigated
Why you chose one approach over another — kept so Codex builds on the decision instead of re-proposing the path you already dismissed.
How it works
How Atlaso works with Codex
How it connects
The Atlaso plugin installs hooks, an MCP server, and a memory skill into Codex. Recall runs before each prompt and capture after each turn — automatic in the CLI, and the same plugin installs in Codex Desktop through its marketplace and shared config.
01
Install the plugin
In Codex CLI, add the Atlaso marketplace and install the plugin. Codex Desktop picks it up from the same marketplace, so one setup covers both.
02
Authorize this device
The browser opens to connect this device to your Atlaso account — about a minute, no API keys.
03
Keep shipping
Recall and capture run automatically from the next prompt on. Durable facts from one session are there in the next, even across projects and terminals.
Always on. Nothing to manage.
One shared memory
The context Codex builds up follows you everywhere.
Atlaso keeps one memory, not one per app. Connect Codex and it draws from — and adds to — the same memory as every other tool you use. On Pro, that one memory is shared across unlimited tools and devices; the free plan covers one active tool.
Does it work in Codex Desktop too?
Yes. Codex Desktop installs the same plugin from its marketplace, and because it shares Codex's config, connecting the CLI surfaces it in Desktop as well.
Will yesterday's session carry into today's?
Yes — that's the point. Durable facts captured in one session are recalled in the next, even in a different project or a different terminal.
Is my data private?
Yes. Secrets are scrubbed on your device before anything is stored, and on the free plan your memory is never sent to any model at all. We never train on your memory and never sell it — and you can delete any memory, or your whole account, whenever you want.
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