Connect anything to shared memory
deja is just HTTP. Any tool that can make a request can learn and recall. Here's how to wire up the ones you already use.
Claude Code + deja
Give Claude Code persistent memory across sessions. Learn from deployment failures, architectural decisions, and codebase patterns — then automatically recall them when they matter.
Cursor + deja
Give Cursor persistent memory across coding sessions. Learn codebase patterns, architectural decisions, and style preferences — then recall them automatically when editing similar files.
GitHub Actions + deja
Give your CI pipeline persistent memory. Learn from build failures, test flakes, and deploy issues — then inject that knowledge into future runs to prevent repeat mistakes.
LangChain + deja
Add persistent memory to LangChain agents and chains. Learn from user feedback, tool failures, and conversation patterns — then inject relevant context before every response.
n8n + deja
Add persistent memory to n8n workflows. Learn from ticket resolutions, customer interactions, and process outcomes — then inject relevant context when similar situations arise.
Slack Bots + deja
Build Slack bots with persistent memory. Learn from incident channels, team decisions, and resolved threads — then recall that knowledge when similar situations arise.
Ollama + deja
Give local LLMs persistent memory. Run Ollama for inference and deja for recall — your local agent builds knowledge across sessions without sending data to third-party LLM providers.
MCP Filesystem Server + deja
Combine file system awareness with persistent memory. Agents learn where important files live, how projects are structured, and which files are related — then recall that knowledge across projects and sessions.