@DanKornas introduced tenequm/pond, an open-source storage and search layer for AI-agent sessions. It ingests history from clients such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Hermes Agent, stores it locally or in user-owned S3, and exposes BM25 search, read-only SQL, and MCP access for retrieving and restoring prior decisions, fixes, and dead ends. The repository had about 69 GitHub stars at verification and uses Apache-2.0.

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  • ✓Ingests session history across Claude Code, Codex CLI, Hermes Agent, and other clients into local or user-owned S3 storage.
  • ✓Provides BM25 full-text search and read-only SQL for retrieving prior decisions, fixes, and dead ends.
  • ✓Exposes MCP access and session restoration; tenequm/pond had about 69 stars at verification under Apache-2.0.
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