Open source

Built for ourselves. Released for you.

Three tools the Arlo team made along the way and put out under open licences. Each one says what it is in its own words, with its status printed.

MITAlpha

Continuity Memory

Persistent memory for AI tools.

An MCP server that gives Claude Code, Cursor and Windsurf shared, versioned memory across sessions — the memory backbone Arlo's own agents run on, released on its own.

  • One SQLite-backed store, read by every session on the machine
  • Versioned: every memory keeps its history
  • Works with any MCP client — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf
npm i continuity-memory

MIT

Conduit

Every coding agent, one window.

Real coding-agent terminals — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode and more — each a live CLI session in its own PTY, side by side across your projects.

  • Multi-group workspace: draggable tabs, resizable panes, per project
  • An orchestration board for arranging every session at once
  • Monaco editor, git graph and per-session tasks built in

Apache 2.0v0 alpha

Hobbyist

Run ten side projects on one cheap computer.

Postgres, Docker sites and APIs, functions and job queues on a single machine. Idle services pause; a request wakes them and is held open while they come back — usually inside a second.

  • Pauses what nobody is using, resumes it on the first request
  • A dashboard for tables, SQL and projects
  • Built to be walked away from: hobby eject hands you a docker-compose.yml
curl -fsSL https://hobby.sh/install | bash

Found a bug? Open an issue.

Each project takes issues and pull requests on GitHub. The people who answer are the people who wrote it.