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Google Surf vs Memoize — persistent agent memory
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Web, academic and code search with graph RAG, data lineage, ontology and cross-project schema links.
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Persistent cross-session memory shared by Codex, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and other AI agents.
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Neither has been reviewed yet, so the comparison rests on the scan and the public usage numbers. The safety scan favours Google Surf (83/100 against 67). Memoize — persistent agent memory is hosted and callable through the gateway; Google Surf runs on your own machine. Google Surf has noticeably more public adoption.
| Google Surf | Memoize — persistent agent memory | |
|---|---|---|
| User rating | No reviews yet | No reviews yet |
| Safety grade | B83/100 | C67/100 |
| Adoption | Established | New |
| GitHub stars | 290 | – |
| Downloads / week | 438 | – |
| Runs where | Your machine (local) | Hosted (remote) |
| Gateway-ready | No | Yes |
| Tools | 7 | — |
| Write actions | — | — |
| Price per call | Free | Free |
| Licence | MIT | — |
| Last release | 2026-09-10 | — |
| Category | AI and agents | AI and agents |