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Hugging Face releases Funes for shared coding-agent memory
Funes stores Claude Code, Codex, pi, and Hermes sessions together in one local store. Users can share the store through a private-by-default Hugging Face dataset. The authors based the reported cost savings on two tasks they ran.
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Hugging Face released Funes under Apache 2.0. It turns coding-agent session logs into a searchable local dataset. One binary adds recall and get tools to Claude Code, Codex, pi, and Hermes. It runs embedding and reranking locally. Users can sync the dataset across machines through the Hugging Face Hub.
Why it matters now
Funes lets developers search decisions from past sessions across several coding agents, instead of leaving those decisions in one session or tool. Each result links to the agent, timestamp, session, and turn. Remote datasets are private by default. Funes scans for secrets during indexing and again before publishing. Its security guide notes the scanner's limits. On two tasks they ran, the authors report that recall cost four and eight times less than a written handoff. None of the checked sources independently reproduced those results.
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Hugging Face releases Funes for shared coding-agent memory
Hugging Face released Funes under Apache 2.0. It stores Claude Code, Codex, pi, and Hermes sessions together in one searchable local store. It runs embedding and reranking locally. Optional Hub datasets are private by default.
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