Open source isn’t a marketing gimmick for us.

It’s the entire reason we exist.

From the very beginning, Memvid was built in public, shaped by developers who wanted something simpler, faster, and more reliable than the brittle AI infrastructure stacks everyone was forced to accept.

We believe the best developer tools are:

Transparent
Composable
Forkable
And owned by the community that builds on them.

That’s why Memvid is open source. And why we’re doubling down.

Our Bold Public Commitment:

50 Open-Source Tools in 2026

In addition to major improvements and extensions to the open-source Memvid core engine itself, our team will ship 50 tools, packages, and primitives built on top of Memvid.

These won’t be throwaway demos.

They’ll be:

Reusable developer tools
Drop-in packages and integrations
Debugging, observability, and memory primitives
UI components and agent-facing utilities
Core engine upgrades: performance, storage, retrieval, and memory semantics

Everything will be designed to make building with Memvid, and AI memory in general, dramatically easier.

How the Community Can Build With Us

This is not a closed roadmap.

Developers can:

Contribute features, fixes, and optimizations to the Memvid core engine
Submit and ship entirely new Memvid-powered tools or packages
Improve and maintain existing tools and long-lived packages
Propose new primitives, integrations, and memory capabilities

Whether you want to build something from scratch or improve the core, there’s a clear path to contribution.

How We’re Holding Ourselves Accountable

To make this real:

Every tool and package will be tracked on a public board
Every release will be hosted on our GitHub
Every tool will be powered by Memvid
Progress, ownership, and status will be visible to everyone

If it’s useful to builders, it belongs in the open.

Why This Matters

AI is moving faster than closed platforms can keep up.

Developers need:

Memory systems they can inspect
Primitives they can compose
Tools they can move across models and stacks

We don’t believe long-term AI memory should live behind proprietary databases or opaque services. We believe it should be portable, inspectable, and community-built.

Open source isn’t just how software improves. It’s how ecosystems form.

Come Build With Us

If you want to:

Improve or extend the Memvid core engine
Ship a Memvid-powered tool
Maintain or extend an existing package
Or help shape the future of AI memory

We want you involved.

👉 Track the roadmap, submit ideas, and contribute here: Memvid Packages & Agents

See you in the repo.