Your AI agents work alone. They don't have to.
Three open-source MCP servers that give AI agents persistent memory, voice I/O, and multi-terminal coordination. 45 tools. One ecosystem.
313K+ chunks indexed. 8,790 KG entities. Search quality 2.6 → 4.04/5 after v2 prompt rewrite.
592 tests. 11 MCP tools. Talk to your agents, hear them respond.
346 tests. 1,423x faster than shell. Spawn, coordinate, and monitor AI agents.
$ npx golems-cli installOr install individually: pip install brainlayer · npm i voicelayer-mcp · npm i cmuxlayer
What Changes
Three problems. Three open-source solutions.
Your agent forgets everything between sessions
Persistent memory across every conversation
BrainLayerYou type every command by hand
Talk to your agents, hear them respond
VoiceLayerOne terminal, one task, waiting for each to finish
Spawn parallel agents across coordinated panes
cmuxLayerGet Started
One command for everything, or install what you need. Full guide →
$ npx golems-cli installInstalls all three MCP servers, wires Claude Code config, and verifies the setup.
pip install brainlayerPersistent memory — semantic search, entity graph, knowledge digest
npm i voicelayer-mcpVoice I/O — speech-to-text, text-to-speech, 11 MCP tools
npm i cmuxlayerMulti-terminal — spawn agents, coordinate panes, monitor output
Skills Library
56 reusable Claude Code skills. Install any skill with one paste.
Install Prompt
Paste this into any Claude Code session to install cmux-agents:
Install and configure the cmux-agents skill for managing AI agents in terminal panes. Download from github.com/EtanHey/golems and symlink to ~/.claude/commands/cmux-agents/. If ~/.golems/config.yaml doesn't exist, auto-detect installed AI CLIs (claude, cursor, gemini, codex, kiro) and ask for workspace path. Then follow the First-Time Setup section in the SKILL.md.
First-Time Setup
- Auto-detects installed AI CLIs (Claude, Cursor, Gemini, Codex, Kiro)
- Asks for your workspace path
- Writes
~/.golems/config.yaml - Ready — use
/cmux-agentsin any session
/pr-loop17 evalsFull PR lifecycle: branch → test → review → merge
/coderabbit3 evalsAI code review with multiple workflows
/cmux-agents39 evalsSpawn AI agents in terminal panes — Claude, Cursor, Gemini, Codex, Kiro
/cmux6 evalsTerminal multiplexer management
/1password3 evalsSecret management, env migration, vault ops
/golem-install11 evalsSetup golems ecosystem with guided wizard
/github-research3 evalsExplore and document unfamiliar repositories
/never-fabricate7 evalsMandatory verification before reporting results
/large-plan7 evalsMulti-phase plan scaffolding and execution
/coach33 evalsHealth, schedule, life planning with Whoop integration
/figma-loop3 evalsIterative Figma-to-implementation workflow
Skills Work on Any AI
3-layer adapter architecture · one adapter file per CLI
Skills with adapter support
Built by Etan Heyman
AI engineer building open-source tools for AI agents.
Designed the architecture and built 3 MCP servers, 60 AI-agnostic skills, and an agent orchestration layer. BrainLayer indexes 313K+ chunks across 8,790 KG entities. Orchestrated parallel AI agents for implementation. Every component is open-source, tested (2,900+ tests), and documented.