Founder of a listed tool

Fabio Akita

Creator, AI Memory, named behind the AI Memory listing on Anchor Terminal.

Creator, AI Memory

Fabio Akita built AI Memory, a long-term memory server for AI coding agents. A programmer since the early 1990s, he founded the Brazilian software company Codeminer 42 in 2011, wrote one of the first books on Ruby on Rails in Brazilian Portuguese and ran a programming YouTube channel that passed 500,000 subscribers.

What Fabio builds

  • AI Memory C · Agent memory

    AI Memory keeps shared project memory and task handoffs across coding agents. A self-hosted server stores searchable memory while client hooks and an MCP bridge connect different coding tools.

    Creator, AI Memory, founder, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Fabio Akita?

Fabio Akita built AI Memory, a long-term memory server for AI coding agents. A programmer since the early 1990s, he founded the Brazilian software company Codeminer 42 in 2011, wrote one of the first books on Ruby on Rails in Brazilian Portuguese and ran a programming YouTube channel that passed 500,000 subscribers.

What does Fabio Akita (independent open-source project) make?

Anchor Terminal lists AI Memory from Fabio Akita (independent open-source project). AI Memory keeps shared project memory and task handoffs across coding agents. A self-hosted server stores searchable memory while client hooks and an MCP bridge connect different coding tools.

How are Fabio's tools graded?

AI Memory is graded C, 56.1 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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