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Letta
Stateful agent harness with git-tracked memory, channels and remote computers
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- Stars
- 3.6k
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Last commit
- Oct 2026
- Last release
- Oct 2026
Overview
Letta Code is an npm-installed agent harness whose agents keep memory blocks, skills and prompts in a git-tracked MemFS and rewrite them over time. Agents run from a CLI, desktop app, browser (chat.letta.com) or Telegram, Slack and Discord channels, use subagents, hooks and cron schedules, and can run on remote machines via letta server. Letta Cloud is the default backend; local is available.
Who it is for: Developers who want agents that keep learning across sessions and devices
Strengths
- All agent context including memory blocks is versioned in git (MemFS)
- Same agent reachable from CLI, desktop, browser, Telegram, Slack and Discord
- Skills installable from GitHub, ClawHub or the Hermes Skills Hub
- Apache-2.0; Nix flake and AUR packages available
Weaknesses
- Letta Cloud is the default; remote computers and secrets require signing in
- Self-hosted app server setup is not described in the README; local backend only mentioned
- AgentFile export/import removed; agent registry imports no longer supported
- Automatic dreaming is disabled on native Windows by default
What it needs
- no GPU
- Docker
- Models: OpenAI / ChatGPT, Anthropic, Z.ai coding plan
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| #5 | Mem0Memory layer for agents with a self-hosted server, SDKs and CLI | 73 out of 100 |