XMemo is now listed in the ChatGPT app directory

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 in open beta. If you are building agents that need memory to survive across tools, sessions, and teams, talk to Yonro.