Reusable launch copy, directory fields, community posts, assets, and submission targets for Zikra.
Use the same wording everywhere so people remember the category, not only the name.
Zikra is open-source governed project memory for teams of AI agents.
Zikra gives Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, and custom agents one shared memory layer for project decisions, requirements, prompts, errors, and run history, with MCP, HTTP, roles, project scoping, and self-hosted storage.
Zikra is an open-source memory layer for AI-native teams. It lets multiple AI agents and multiple people share the same project context across sessions, machines, and tools. Claude Code can connect through MCP, while Codex, Gemini, shell hooks, and custom agents can use the HTTP command API. Zikra stores typed memories such as decisions, requirements, prompts, errors, notes, and run logs, then retrieves them with hybrid search, ranking, token budgeting, and graph links. It is self-hosted, MIT licensed, and runs locally with SQLite or on a team server with PostgreSQL.
Paste these into product directories, launch forms, and community profiles.
Prepared copy for the highest-leverage places to launch.
I built Zikra: open-source governed project memory for teams of AI agents. Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, and custom agents share requirements, decisions, prompts, errors, notes, and run history through MCP or HTTP. MIT licensed. https://zikra.dev
Start with developer-native channels, then directories. High-fit audiences matter more than raw submission count.
Use the architecture visual, screenshots, and Open Graph image when a platform supports media.
The strongest message is not "please star my project." It is: AI teams need governed project memory across agents. Zikra is the open-source implementation people can inspect, run, fork, and improve.