Show HN: Termem, cross-agent memory and session management (termem.com)

Termem has been launched as a revolutionary tool for cross-agent memory and session management in coding environments. Designed to address the limitations of traditional coding agents that cannot share or recall past activities, Termem serves as a shared memory layer that indexes sessions from various coding tools, including Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and shell sessions. This enables developers to retrieve prior work, resume sessions seamlessly, and conduct searches based on message content rather than just titles, effectively bridging the gaps between different coding agents. The significance of Termem for the AI/ML community lies in its ability to enhance collaboration and efficiency among agents by enabling them to access and build on one another's work. Unlike conventional systems that require network requests and direct model calls, Termem operates independently by handling retrieval and storage, allowing for faster and more efficient session management. By making installation straightforward through Node or Rust, and providing versatile command-line functionality, Termem is poised to streamline the coding process significantly, empowering developers to accelerate their workflow and productivity.