Claude Code's memory is local and session-scoped — a CLAUDE.md file you maintain by hand, plus /compact that drops detail to fit the window. Daiton gives Claude Code one persistent, sourced memory over MCP: it remembers across sessions, shares the same facts with Cursor, Copilot and ChatGPT, and carries receipts on every fact.
Claude Code's native memory is CLAUDE.md + /compact — useful, but local and single-tool:
Connect Daiton's MCP server to Claude Code. From then on, Claude Code works from one shared, sourced company brain instead of a blank slate:
| Compare | Native | With Daiton |
|---|---|---|
| Persists across sessions | Resets / manual | Yes — automatic |
| Shared across your other agents | No — single tool | Yes — Cursor, Claude, Copilot, ChatGPT |
| Sourced & correctable | Plain text | Every fact has receipts |
| Setup | CLAUDE.md + /compact, per project | Connect once over MCP |
Partly. Claude Code reads a CLAUDE.md file in your project for standing context, and you can /compact to summarize a session — but it starts each new session fresh, and that memory is local to Claude Code. Daiton adds persistent, shared memory over MCP that survives sessions and is readable by your other agents.
Connect Daiton's MCP server to Claude Code. It then recalls sourced facts and writes back what it learns to one shared company brain — so the next session, and your other agents, start with the context instead of a blank slate.
Point both at Daiton over MCP. They read and write the same sourced memory, so a decision made in Claude Code is available in Cursor — no copy-pasting a handoff file.
Daiton works with every agent — Daiton for Cursor · Daiton for GitHub Copilot · Daiton for Windsurf · Daiton for Cline · Daiton for Aider · Daiton for ChatGPT · Daiton for Gemini · see the full comparison →
One shared, sourced brain your agents and your team work from — over MCP. Plug in; it discovers the rest.