Replit Agent alternatives
No documented built-in persistent semantic memory store. Session duration expanded to 200 min (Agent 3); Agent 4 shifts toward persistent runtimes. Temporal used for orchestration durability, not semantic memory. Full Replit Agent record →
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also in Coding-agent memory · same storage (file) · same retrieval (injection) · same memory unit (document) · also offered managed · also has MCP
OSS ? Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP ✓ Compare with Replit Agent →
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also in Coding-agent memory · same storage (file) · same retrieval (injection) · same memory unit (document) · also offered managed · also has MCP
OSS ? Self-host — Managed ✓ MCP ✓ Compare with Replit Agent →
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also in Coding-agent memory · same storage (file) · same retrieval (injection) · same memory unit (document) · also offered managed
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP — ★ 17k MIT Compare with Replit Agent →
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also in Coding-agent memory · same storage (file) · same retrieval (injection) · also offered managed · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ✓ MCP ✓ ★ 128k released 2026-10-27 Apache-2.0 (Codex CLI; cloud agent proprietary) Compare with Replit Agent →
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same storage (file) · same retrieval (injection) · same memory unit (document)
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ? MCP ? ★ 25k MIT Compare with Replit Agent →
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also in Coding-agent memory · same storage (file) · same retrieval (injection) · also has MCP
OSS ✓ Self-host ✓ Managed ? MCP ✓ ★ 108k released 2026-10-21 Apache-2.0 Compare with Replit Agent →
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same storage (file) · same retrieval (injection) · same memory unit (document) · also has MCP
OSS ? Self-host ? Managed ? MCP ✓ Compare with Replit Agent →
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same storage (file) · same retrieval (injection) · same memory unit (document) · also has MCP
OSS ? Self-host ? Managed ? MCP ✓ Compare with Replit Agent →
Ranked by shared memory design (storage, retrieval, conflict handling, memory unit), same section and shared must-haves (open source, self-hosting, MCP), with adoption as a tie-breaker. ✓ confirmed · — no · ? not in the catalog yet. Want picks for your own requirements? Use the chooser. Checking a whole project? Check your stack.