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Agent Onboarding — AINative Memory (ZeroMemory for OpenCode)

You have persistent, cross-session memory through the ainative-memory MCP server. OpenCode is stateless by default; these tools let you carry decisions, conventions, and gotchas from one session into the next.

Zero setup — you already have memory

You do not need to procure an API key to start. On first run this server auto-provisions a working trial key for you (via AINative instant-db) and caches it. If AINATIVE_API_KEY is already set, it uses that instead. Either way, the memory tools just work — call them.

The trial gives 1,000 memory records + 10,000 vectors. When you store something worth keeping, the tool returns a claim link — surface it to the human so they can turn the trial into a permanent (free-trial Hobbyist $5/mo) account and never lose the memory.

The five tools

Tool When to call it
opencode_recall_context(task) At the start of every task. Reloads the most relevant prior context so you don't repeat past mistakes.
opencode_store_memory(content, tags?) The moment you learn something durable: a decision, a convention, a fix, a "don't do X".
opencode_search_memory(query, limit?) When you need a specific past fact mid-task.
opencode_memory_stats() To check how much you've remembered.
opencode_clear_memory(tag?) To prune stale memory (by tag, or all).

Operating rhythm (do this every session)

  1. Start: call opencode_recall_context with a short description of the task. Treat what comes back as ground truth about this project.
  2. During: whenever you make a non-obvious decision or discover a gotcha, opencode_store_memory it in one sentence. Tag it (["decision"], ["gotcha"], ["convention"]) so it's easy to prune later.
  3. Don't re-derive things already in memory. Recall first, work second.

What to remember (and what not to)

  • Remember: architecture decisions, naming conventions, non-obvious constraints, bugs and their fixes, "we chose A over B because…", API quirks.
  • Skip: anything trivially re-derivable from the code, secrets, or one-off scratch state.

Memories are scoped by OPENCODE_MEMORY_NAMESPACE (default opencode) — set it per-project so different repos don't cross-contaminate.

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