Stop renting amnesia
If you run Claude Code, you already know the ceiling: every session starts cold, every terminal is its own island, and the agentic muscle you pay for sits idle the moment you close the lid. Cerebro is the operations layer that fixes that — one persistent brain underneath every session, agents that keep working in parallel, a real browser, scheduled automations, and your other machines a command away. The subscription you already have, finally running at full throttle.
From memory hack to operations layer
Cerebro is built by Professor (Michael Anthony Lopez), a developer who got tired of re-explaining his own codebase to his own AI every morning. What started as a personal memory layer for Claude Code grew into a full platform — one that remembers, deploys agents, drives a browser, and runs real work unattended. It built large parts of itself, which is exactly the point.