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Terminal Tool NEW v1.5.5

VEKTOR CLI

Persistent memory terminal. Chat, research, autonomous agents. Works with Claude, GPT, Groq, Gemini, Ollama.

vektor-slipstream-1.5.5.tgz

Windows · macOS · Linux

Node.js 18+ required

Developer SDK

vektor-slipstream

npm package for embedding persistent memory into your own agents. LangChain, OpenAI, Claude MCP, Mistral.

npm install -g ./vektor-slipstream-1.5.5.tgz

Use same licence key

Full API docs included

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Claude Skill FREE

VEKTOR Memory Skill

Drop-in skill file for Claude Code and Cowork. Auto-briefing, smart recall, memory checkpointing. Works with any MCP-connected host.

vektor-memory-skill.md

Claude · Cursor · Cline · Roo

Requires VEKTOR MCP connected

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Desktop App Coming Soon

VEKTOR GUI

Full-featured desktop app. Visual memory graph, agent dashboard, swarm control, market intelligence.

Windows · macOS

Same licence key

Q2 2026

Open Source FREE

Vek-Sync — MCP Config Sync

Keep MCP server configs in sync across every AI editor. One source of truth for all your mcp.json files. AES-256-GCM encrypted credential vault.

Claude Desktop · Cursor · VS Code · Windsurf · +7

Node.js 18+ · zero dependencies

Apache 2.0

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Open Source FREE

Vex — Vector Exchange

Migrate agent memory between any vector DB. Export from VEKTOR, import to Pinecone, Qdrant, and more. Open .vmig.jsonl interchange format.

Windows · macOS · Linux

Node.js 18+ · zero dependencies

Apache 2.0

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Install globally via npm

Requires Node.js 18+. One command installs the CLI globally.

Windows
npm install -g %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\vektor-slipstream-1.5.5.tgzmacOS / Linux
npm install -g ~/Downloads/vektor-slipstream-1.5.5.tgz

Activate your licence key

Run once on each machine. Your key is in your Polar purchase email. Cached for 30 days.

vektor activate YOUR-KEY-HERE

Run setup wizard

First-time wizard — tests memory engine and configures Claude MCP integration.

vektor setup

Verify everything is working

Quick smoke test — boots memory engine, stores and recalls a test memory, confirms all systems green.

            vektor test

            vektor status

Start using VEKTOR

Chat, ask questions, store memories, run autonomous agents.

            # Persistent memory chat

            vektor chat

            vektor chat --provider claude

            vektor chat --provider groq

            # Store memories from terminal

            vektor remember "Client deadline is April 20th" --importance 5

            # One-shot questions against your memory

            vektor ask "what stack am I using?"

            # Autonomous agent

            vektor agent "summarise everything I know about my projects"

In-chat commands

Type / then Tab to autocomplete.

            # Memory

            /recall <query>  — search memory mid-conversation

            /briefing       — generate memory briefing inline

            /stats          — memory node count and graph stats

            # Session

            /exit           — exit chat (Ctrl+C also works)

            # All commands

            vektor help  — full command reference with examples

Download the skill file

Free — no licence check required. Works with Claude Code, Cowork, Cursor, Cline, and Roo Code.

↓ vektor-memory-skill.md

Drop it into your skills folder

Place the file in your project or global skills directory. Claude Code and Cowork will auto-load it at session start.

Project-level (recommended)
.claude/skills/vektor-memory-skill.mdGlobal (all projects)
~/.claude/skills/vektor-memory-skill.md

Connect VEKTOR MCP tools

The skill needs VEKTOR running as an MCP server. If you haven't already, run the setup wizard.

vektor setup

Customise the skill file — 20 ideas

Open vektor-memory-skill.md in any text editor and add your own context. The more specific you are, the smarter VEKTOR gets. Here are 20 things to add:

01 Your name & role

            Tell Claude who you are. e.g. "I am Maya, a solo indie founder building B2B SaaS tools."
02 Your tech stack

            List languages, frameworks, databases. e.g. "Stack: TypeScript, Next.js, Supabase, Tailwind, Vercel."
03 Code style preferences

            Linting rules, indent size, naming conventions. e.g. "Airbnb ESLint, 2-space, no semicolons, interface over type."
04 Active projects & codenames

            Name your projects so recall is instant. e.g. "Project ATLAS = CRM rebuild. Project NOVA = mobile app MVP."
05 Team members & roles

            Who does what. e.g. "Dan = backend lead, Sara = designer, I handle product & frontend."
06 Clients & stakeholders

            Key contacts and their preferences. e.g. "Client Apex: wants weekly updates, no jargon, decision maker is James."
07 Your writing & tone style

            For emails, docs, social. e.g. "Direct, no fluff, no bullet points unless asked, British spelling."
08 Current sprint or project goals

            What you're working toward this week. e.g. "This sprint: ship auth flow, fix CSV import bug, prep demo for Friday."
09 Decisions already made

            Avoid re-debating settled choices. e.g. "We chose Postgres over MongoDB. We use REST not GraphQL. Final."
10 Things to always avoid

            Anti-patterns, tools you hate. e.g. "Never suggest jQuery, Redux, or class components. Never use var."
11 Domain terminology

            Industry-specific words to know. e.g. "In our industry: CAC = customer acquisition cost, ARR = annual recurring revenue."
12 Git & deployment workflow

            Branch strategy, release process. e.g. "Feature branches off main, squash merge, deploy via Vercel preview on PR."
13 Your working hours & timezone

            Helps with scheduling context. e.g. "GMT+1, 9am-6pm Mon-Fri. Deep work 9-12. Meetings afternoons only."
14 Recurring tasks & rituals

            Things you do on a schedule. e.g. "Monday: weekly review. Friday: ship notes. End of month: invoices."
15 File & folder conventions

            How your projects are structured. e.g. "src/components, src/lib, src/app. Tests co-located with .test.ts suffix."
16 Error handling patterns

            How you handle failures. e.g. "Always use Result types, never throw. Log errors with structured JSON to stdout."
17 Content & marketing pillars

            For LinkedIn, X, newsletters. e.g. "Post topics: AI memory, indie hacking, product decisions, productivity systems."
18 Business KPIs to track

            What success looks like. e.g. "North star: MRR. Also tracking churn rate, activation rate, NPS."
19 Custom recall triggers

            Tell Claude when to search memory automatically. e.g. "Any time I mention a client name, always recall their full context first."
20 Personal context & goals

            What you're building toward. e.g. "Goal: reach k MRR by Q3. Bootstrap only. No VC. Side project turning full-time."

Install from npm

Requires Node.js 18+.

Windows
npm install -g %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\vektor-slipstream-1.5.5.tgzmacOS / Linux
npm install -g ~/Downloads/vektor-slipstream-1.5.5.tgz

Activate your licence key

Activates on this machine. Cached for 30 days — no internet needed after first run.

            vektor activate

            # Or set env var to skip interactive prompt

            $env:VEKTOR_LICENCE_KEY="YOUR-KEY-HERE"

            vektor activate

Quick start

Embed persistent memory into your agent in 4 lines.

            // Quick start

            const { createMemory } = require('vektor-slipstream');

            const memory = await createMemory({ agentId: 'my-agent' });

            await memory.remember('User prefers TypeScript');

            const ctx = await memory.recall('coding preferences');

Key SDK methods

Full API reference in the docs.

            // Memory operations

            await memory.remember(text, { importance: 5 });

            await memory.recall(query);

            await memory.briefing();

            await memory.dream();  // REM compression

            // Environment variables

            VEKTOR_LICENCE_KEY  — your Polar licence key

            VEKTOR_DB_PATH      — custom DB path (default: ~/vektor-slipstream-memory.db)

            VEKTOR_AGENT_ID     — namespace for multi-agent setups

Read the docs

Full API reference, integration guides for LangChain, OpenAI, Claude MCP, Mistral, and more.

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Free Resources

No licence key required

Claude SkillFREE

VEKTOR Memory Skill

Drop-in SKILL.md for Claude Code, Cowork, Cursor, Cline and Roo. Auto-briefing on session start, smart recall routing, memory checkpointing.

↳ vektor-memory-skill.md ↳ Place in .claude/skills/ — auto-loaded ↳ Requires VEKTOR MCP running

↓ Download Skill File

Skill TemplateFREE

Personal Harness Template

Pre-wired SKILL.md with session rules, memory namespaces, approval gates, and 20 fill-in slots for your own context. Start personalising in 10 minutes.

↳ personal-harness-template.md ↳ Edit with any text editor ↳ Works with or without the memory skill

↓ Download Template

Open Source CLIFREE

Vex — Memory Portability

Export agent memory from VEKTOR and import it anywhere. Open .vmig.jsonl interchange format. Round-trip to Pinecone, Qdrant, pgvector, or any vector DB.

↳ Apache 2.0 — fork it, ship it ↳ Node.js 18+ · zero dependencies

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Open Source CLIFREE

Via — Universal AI Integration

Connect Claude, Cursor, Windsurf and ChatGPT to a shared memory, task board and context bus. Codebase graph indexing, file conversion, MCP server with 8 tools.

⤷ Apache 2.0 — fork it, ship it ⤷ Node.js 18+ · zero dependencies

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Open Source CLIFREE

Vek-Sync — MCP Config Sync

One source of truth for all your MCP configs across every AI editor. Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, Continue, Groq Desktop — synced automatically.

↳ Apache 2.0 ↳ 10+ editors · zero dependencies

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GuideFREE

Complete Setup Guide

Step-by-step walkthrough: AES-256 credential vault, SKILL.md routing, stealth web traversal, SSH approval gates with rollback, multi-LLM failover. ~$5/month to run.

↳ 7-part tutorial ↳ Covers MCP and API paths

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SeriesFREE

The Agentic Age — 4 Parts

How OpenClaw collapsed, what ClawHub malware taught us about supply chain trust, and what correct agentic architecture looks like. Built from real failures and real API bills.

↳ 4 parts, 35 min read ↳ Security, cost control, injection defence

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VEKTOR CLI

vektor-slipstream

VEKTOR Memory Skill

VEKTOR GUI

Vek-Sync — MCP Config Sync

Vex — Vector Exchange

Works With

Free Resources

VEKTOR Memory Skill

Personal Harness Template

Vex — Memory Portability

Via — Universal AI Integration

Vek-Sync — MCP Config Sync

Complete Setup Guide

The Agentic Age — 4 Parts

Common Questions

One key.Everything unlocked.

✓ Licence verified — your downloads

VEKTOR CLI

vektor-slipstream

VEKTOR Memory Skill

VEKTOR GUI

Vek-Sync — MCP Config Sync

Vex — Vector Exchange

Works With

Free Resources

VEKTOR Memory Skill

Personal Harness Template

Vex — Memory Portability

Via — Universal AI Integration

Vek-Sync — MCP Config Sync

Complete Setup Guide

The Agentic Age — 4 Parts

Common Questions

One key.
Everything unlocked.