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Adam is a server framework that gives your AI assistant a lasting memory and identity stored on your own computer. It works with ChatGPT and other AI models via the OpenClaw system. Unlike cloud memories that vanish if the service stops, Adam keeps your AI's knowledge, personality, and history safe in plain files you control. Setting it up requires some technical steps, but it ensures your AI never forgets you, even if your machine is wiped or you switch AI providers.
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Keep my AI's memory and identity intact across sessions Restore my AI's knowledge after a full system reset Have my AI remember my projects and preferences automatically Prevent my AI from forgetting context during long conversations Control and own my AI's memory files locally Use different AI models without losing memory Monitor my AI's reasoning consistency during chats
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Adam FAQ
Can I use Adam to give my AI a persistent memory that survives restarts?
Yes — Adam stores your AI's memory and identity in files you control, so it remembers everything even after a full reset.
Can I use Adam with ChatGPT?
Yes — Adam works with ChatGPT and other models like Claude and Gemini through the OpenClaw runtime.
Do I need an API key to use Adam?
Yes — you need API keys for large language models like NVIDIA's Kimi, Gemini, or others to run your AI with Adam.
Is Adam easy to set up for non-developers?
Adam requires developer-level setup including installing OpenClaw and dependencies, but a paid Fast-Track Package is available for easier setup.
Which operating systems does Adam support?
Adam runs on Windows 10/11, macOS, and Linux.
Does Adam require internet connection after setup?
Adam stores memory locally, but your AI model calls (like to NVIDIA or Gemini) require internet access.
Can I switch AI models without losing my AI's memory?
Yes — Adam's memory files survive model swaps and vendor shutdowns.