Pyckle gives AI tools a memory layer that persists. Index your codebase once, and every AI tool you use — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, OpenCode — can search it instantly. Ask where something lives. Find the implementation you wrote three months ago. Get answers grounded in your actual code.
The more you build, the smarter it gets — across every AI tool you use.
Vault Fusion: Your Notes and Code, One Search
Vault Fusion indexes your Obsidian vault — and Notion — alongside your code. One search returns both. Ask about your authentication flow and get the implementation and the design note explaining why you chose that approach.
Your personal knowledge base becomes part of what your AI tools can access — no more re-explaining context you already documented.
Memory That Compounds
Every codebase you index, every note you write, every project you add compounds into a searchable history of your work. Six months from now you'll ask your AI tool about a pattern you implemented, and it'll find the code and the note where you explained why you chose that approach over three alternatives.
Your AI tools stop being amnesiacs. They become collaborators with actual memory of your work.
Works with any MCP-compatible AI tool.
Index your first codebase. Search for something only you would know. See what it finds.