Memory, on your terms.
Markdown playbooks and runtime lessons live in
~/.burr/memory/. No account, API key, or hosted
memory.
Local debugging memory / Open source
FIX IT ONCE.
REMEMBER
WHAT WORKED.
Give your next coding session a better starting point. Keep verified fixes on your machine.
Get started
01 / Knowledge that stays with youExplore Burr ↓
02 / The workflow
LESS REPEATING.
MORE RESOLVING.
Search what worked before. Verify what works now. Save the lesson for next time.
- 01NoticeStart with the error.
- 02SearchLook for a past fix.
- 03InvestigateCapture useful evidence.
- 04FixMake the change.
- 05VerifyRun the real checks.
- 06SaveKeep a reusable lesson.
Guidance where you work.
Skills and rules guide your agent. Loaded Codex, OpenCode, and Pi adapters also observe tool outcomes.
Evidence before advice.
Save a fix after checking it. Treat every retrieved lesson as historical evidence to verify against your current code.
03 / Get started
INSTALL BURR.
Node.js 22.12 or newer. Install once, then connect your coding agent.
Find your agent’s setup ↗
$
npm install -g burr-memory@latest && burr global
Package: burr-memory · Command:
burr
Review new Codex hooks in
/hooks. Pi needs its extension installed.
04 / Under the hood
INSPECT THE WORK.
Inspect the regression tests and storage boundaries before adding Burr to your workflow.