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Personal Model
Personal Model is an open-source, local-first long-term memory runtime that builds a living model of people for AI clients.
Personal Model is an open-source, local-first long-term memory runtime designed to learn how you think and work from focused activity captured on your Mac. It turns sourced observations into progressive context layers—from points and lines to a comprehensive root model of what matters to you. Connected through the Model Context Protocol, it supplies inspectable context to trusted AI clients like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor Agent. The system emphasizes privacy, letting you inspect, correct, export, or delete your data locally without depending on hosted memory services. It supports importing existing Markdown history, Obsidian, and Notion data, running local OCR, and configuring optional LLM providers for semantic modeling.
Personal Model at a glance
Key features
- Captures focused activity locally on macOS
- Builds evidence-linked long-term memory models
- Connects to MCP-compatible AI clients
- Maintains source receipts for important claims
- Imports existing Markdown, Obsidian, and Notion history
- Runs local OCR using PP-OCRv6 or Apple Vision
- Supports optional local and hosted LLM providers
Use it for
- Create a living model of your goals, priorities, and decisions
- Help coding agents find unfinished work and rank next steps
- Give different AI tools consistent, user-specific context
Alternatives to Personal Model
- Own 1 — Runs local AI models and agents with no required subscription or per-token cost.
- memU — It gives every connected agent a shared and inspectable memory layer.
- Memmy — Shares one persistent memory foundation across your different AI tools.
- AnyModelBot — Runs locally on your computer or server with custom personas and privacy control.
- OpenAgent — Self-hosted single binary with MCP support, 30+ model providers, and zero data leakage.
- OpenHuman — Runs locally on your laptop with encrypted memory and native app integrations.
- MyAgent — It features built-in permission controls, long-term memory, and skill self-evolution.
- Supermemory — Integrates long-term memory into AI coding agents with a single prompt.
- Osaurus — Runs entirely on your Mac with local models, persistent memory, and complete data privacy.
- Muse — Agent with its own browser, one-time cards and approval before acting
- Olares — Hosts local AI agents and large language models on your own hardware.
- OpenViking — Unifies agent memory, knowledge RAG, and skills into a single directory structure.
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