ensue-memory-network

Ensue Memory Network

Get smarter alongside your AI.

Your intelligence shouldn't reset every conversation. Ensue is a persistent knowledge tree that grows with you - what you learn today enriches tomorrow's reasoning.

The Idea

Every conversation with an LLM starts from zero. You explain context, re-establish preferences, repeat decisions you've already made. Your knowledge doesn't compound.

Ensue changes that:

• Your knowledge persists - Build a tree of intelligence that spans conversations
• Context carries forward - Prior research, decisions, and insights inform new work
• You get smarter together - The LLM learns your thinking patterns, not just facts

Think of it as extended memory. When you ask about GPU inference, the LLM checks what you already know. When you make an architecture decision, it connects to past decisions in similar domains. Your accumulated knowledge becomes part of every conversation.

Install (Claude Code)

/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/mutable-state-inc/ensue-skill

/plugin install ensue-memory

Restart Claude Code. The skill will guide you through setup.

Configuration

Variable	Description
ENSUE_API_KEY	Required. Get one at dashboard
ENSUE_READONLY	Set to true to disable auto-logging (session tracking, tool capture). Manual remember/recall still works.

# Disable auto-logging for a session
ENSUE_READONLY=true claude

# Or add to ~/.zshrc for permanent read-only mode
export ENSUE_READONLY=true

Try it

"remember my preferred stack is React + Postgres"
"what do I know about caching strategies?"
"check my research/distributed-systems/ notes"

Links

Docs · Dashboard · Homepage · API: https://api.ensue-network.ai

Research Agent

Build structured knowledge trees that persist across sessions.

"research GPU inference optimization for my ML server"
"learn about distributed systems"
"help me understand Kubernetes deeply"

The research agent autonomously explores topics, maps concepts and their relationships, identifies knowledge gaps, and writes everything to your Ensue memory. What you learn today compounds into tomorrow's reasoning.