LOCAL MEMORY FOR CODING AGENTS
Elefante brings relevant decisions, preferences, and lessons to the task your coding agent is doing. Your memory stays on your machine.
Free for personal projects. Usage terms
BETWEEN TASKS, NOT ANOTHER CHAT
Ask your agent to remember what matters. On a later task, Recall supplies relevant context—or no match. You decide what stays; the agent still does the work.
Recall, correction & recoveryA WORKED EXAMPLE
Illustration, not a recorded agent conversation or measured result.
LOOK INSIDE
Use the dashboard as an advanced maintenance console: inspect sources and relationships, test Recall, correct memories, and manage backups.
Shown here: “One loopback daemon owns memory.” Its source, health, and related memories can be inspected. A snapshot match does not prove answer quality.
Dashboard guide
Desktop installers. Python 3.11–3.13, 5 GB free space, and internet for first setup. Choose a project folder and restart your agent after installation.
Apple silicon and Intel
Extract elefante-installer-macOS.zip, then double-click Install Elefante.command. If macOS asks, Control-click it, choose Open, then choose Open again. Administrator access and Terminal commands are not required.
Windows 10 or newer
Extract elefante-installer-Windows.zip, then double-click Install Elefante.bat. The installer guides the rest.
Desktop Linux
Extract elefante-installer-Linux.zip, then make install.sh executable and run it from a terminal. The installer guides the rest.
Installs only for your user account. You can uninstall the app and keep your memories.
