XMemo is now listed in the ChatGPT app directory
XMemo, Yonro's identity-aware Agent Memory Control Plane, is now listed in the ChatGPT app directory and can be connected directly from a ChatGPT conversation.
XMemo is live in the ChatGPT app directory. Yonro's Agent Memory Control Plane can now be connected from inside a ChatGPT conversation, alongside the CLI, IDE, and MCP clients it already serves.
As listed: Developer Yonro · Category Productivity · Version 1.0.0 — installable directly from the listing page.
What changes for users
Until now, connecting XMemo meant working through its hosted MCP endpoint, the REST API, or the @xmemo/client local setup. The listing adds the shortest possible path: authorize XMemo from within ChatGPT and the assistant reads and writes the same governed memory store as every other client.
That matters because the memory is not per-app. A note captured in a ChatGPT conversation is recallable later from a terminal session, and context written by a coding agent is available the next time you open ChatGPT. One memory layer, many surfaces.
What XMemo is
XMemo is an identity-aware memory layer for AI agents — the control plane that keeps agent memory shared, attributable, and governable:
- Owner and scope on every entry, so each memory knows who wrote it and where it belongs
- Semantic recall with feedback, evaluation, and policy governance around what gets written
- Hosted MCP, REST, and agent discovery, plus token-based CLI and MCP clients
- Auditability and production rate limiting, so shared memory stays reviewable
Try it
- Open the XMemo listing on ChatGPT
- Register at xmemo.dev
- Read the XMemo product overview
XMemo is live with open registration at xmemo.dev. If you are building agents that need memory to survive across tools, sessions, and teams, talk to Yonro.