memorylake-harness

Client-side harnesses that connect coding agents to Memory Lake — cross-device long-term memory. (Two deployments, separate accounts: memorylake.ai international, memorylake.cn China; the CLI defaults to the international endpoint.)

Harness	Client	Status
claude-plugin/	Claude Code	working — recall on read, sync on write, session status
codex-plugin/	Codex	working — recall skill, per-turn memory sync, session status
dsh-plugin/	DeepSeek Harness (dsh)	working — memory tools, prompt guidance, session status; published as @memorylake/dsh-plugin
opencode-plugin/	opencode	working — memory tools, prompt guidance, compaction guidance; published as @memorylake/opencode-plugin

All harnesses share one identity and data tree (~/.memorylake/harness/): configure once, use from every client.

Claude Code

/plugin marketplace add memorylake-ai/memorylake-harness
/plugin install memorylake@memorylake
/memorylake:init

See claude-plugin/README.md for configuration, privacy notes, and design rationale.

Codex

codex plugin marketplace add memorylake-ai/memorylake-harness
codex plugin add memorylake@memorylake
set up memorylake

The last line is asked inside a Codex session, after trusting the hooks via /hooks. See codex-plugin/README.md.

DeepSeek Harness (dsh)

dsh plugin --profile web add @memorylake/dsh-plugin
dsh web
/memorylake-init

The last line is typed in a session; machines already set up for Claude Code or Codex can skip it. See dsh-plugin/README.md.

opencode

opencode plugin @memorylake/opencode-plugin -g
set up memorylake

The last line is typed in a session; machines already set up for another harness can skip it. See opencode-plugin/README.md.