pumaDB is an a small hosted memory layer for AI agents It is a hosted, web-based service that runs in the browser rather than requiring local installation.
About pumaDB
pumaDB is a hosted memory layer for AI agents. It stores and retrieves state for agents across sessions so they keep context between runs.
It runs as a hosted, web-based service in the browser rather than requiring local installation. Its focus is persistent context for AI coding agents and agentic workflows, so state survives from one session to the next.
It fits people building agentic workflows who need persistent memory and are fine with a hosted, browser-based service. It's a weaker fit if you want a CLI, desktop app, or IDE extension, since none are confirmed. Pricing is not publicly disclosed, making cost comparison with alternatives difficult.
Among AI coding agents in the directory, pumaDB is infrastructure rather than an agent itself, providing the memory other agents build on.
Sources: pumadb.ai, this listing
What it does well
- It is a hosted, web-based service that runs in the browser rather than requiring local installation.
- It is designed to act as a memory layer, storing and retrieving state for AI agents across sessions.
- It targets the AI coding agents use case, providing persistent context for agentic workflows.
Where it falls short
- Pricing is not publicly disclosed, making cost comparison with alternatives difficult.
- It is limited to the web platform, with no confirmed CLI, desktop, or IDE extension clients.
Tagged
- Web-based
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</a>Frequently asked questions
- What is pumaDB?
- pumaDB is an a small hosted memory layer for AI agents
- What platforms does pumaDB support?
- pumaDB runs on web.
- What category does pumaDB belong to?
- pumaDB is in the AI Coding Agents category — Autonomous agents that write, edit, run, and review code. Includes CLI agents, agentic IDE add-ons, and code-review bots.
- What are the downsides of pumaDB?
- Pricing is not publicly disclosed, making cost comparison with alternatives difficult. It is limited to the web platform, with no confirmed CLI, desktop, or IDE extension clients.