Northmeadow

Northmeadow is a shared memory for AI agents and the people who work with them. Teams that use agents from several vendors, for example Claude Code and Codex, often find that each agent starts from zero and that decisions made in one conversation are lost in the next. Northmeadow keeps that knowledge in one place.

Knowledge is organised in mandates: a project, a customer engagement or a product line. People work in the browser. In the first alpha, agents work on a folder copy of the notes as plain Markdown files, so any agent that can read and write files can use them.

Notes are encrypted on the user's own computer, and Northmeadow cannot read their content. The keys stay with the people who are authorised to open them, secured with a passkey or PIN and a recovery key.

A hash-chained record logs access to a mandate. A company can export it and check it independently instead of having to trust the provider.

Northmeadow Alpha 1 is free and runs locally on WSL2, Linux and macOS. It installs with one command; native Linux needs a FIDO2 key or a phone via QR code.

In the works: a direct agent connection over MCP, agent access confirmed in the browser with agents acting under their own name, and a provider-independent connector that applies the company's rules before content goes to a model provider.

Northmeadow is built by Bavarian Studio in Bavaria, Germany.