Context Vault

AI agents are stateless. Every session starts from zero. The agent has no memory of what you decided yesterday, what the client said last week, what patterns have worked, or what documentation you've already gathered. Each conversation burns tokens re-explaining context that already exists somewhere. Humans solve this with messy, distributed systems - notes in Notion, messages in Slack, code in repos, contacts in a CRM, docs in Google Drive. But AI agents can't navigate that landscape. They need a single interface that answers: *"What do I already know about X?"* Context Vault is a private, portable, permanent knowledge store that any AI agent can read from and write to through a single protocol (MCP), with human-readable files as the source of truth and SQLite as a fast retrieval index. This is not a database product. It's a memory layer for AI agents - the difference between an agent that starts every conversation from scratch and one that accumulates institutional knowledge over time.