Vilix AI
VerifiedShared memory layer that carries context across Claude, Cursor, Codex and other AI tools
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Vilix AI
What it is
Vilix AI is a cross-tool memory service for people who work with several AI assistants. Users connect tools such as Claude, Codex, Cursor and ChatGPT to a single Vilix account through MCP, and those tools can then save conversation exchanges and retrieve relevant context when needed, rather than loading an entire history into every prompt. It also supports Agent Skills, reusable step-by-step procedures that any connected tool can load, scoped globally or per project. Access uses OAuth or a personal API key, with per-user data isolation and full export or deletion. It is aimed at technical founders and automation operators, with a free plan and paid tiers for larger daily saving allowances.
Key features
- Shared memory across connected AI tools
- MCP connection for Claude, Cursor and Codex
- Reusable Agent Skills per project
- Data export and full account deletion
What we liked
- + Stops repeating context across tools
- + Free plan after a 7-day Pro trial
- + Open about data handling and deletion
Worth noting
- · Requires MCP-capable clients
- · Free plan has a limited daily saving allowance
Editor's notes
More context from AI BirdView
Anyone who switches between AI tools knows the cost of explaining the same project background again and again. Vilix AI tackles that directly by giving all of your connected assistants one shared memory store, so a decision made in a Claude session can be recalled later inside Cursor or Codex without pasting notes around.
- Connects supported AI clients to one account over MCP, with OAuth or a personal API key
- Retrieves only the context relevant to the current task instead of sending a full archive
- Stores reusable Agent Skills that any connected tool can load, globally or per project
- Keeps each user's data isolated and supports export and complete account deletion
- Maintains a public GitHub repository for its MCP connector
Vilix AI is best for developers, technical founders and people running scheduled agents who rely on more than one assistant during the day. Its value grows with the number of tools you use, so a single-tool user may not need it. A practical tip: start the 7-day Pro trial by saving a short project brief, key architecture decisions and your coding conventions as memories, then check how well each connected tool recalls them before deciding which paid tier matches your daily volume.
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