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  • Google Keep-style notes app with an MCP server for AI agents to read/write notes.

  • Simple, user-controlled memory for AI: keep, recall, update, and forget information across sessions. Designed for safety and clarity, it exposes only four explicit tools with no hidden behavior, giving agents reliable memory without complexity.

  • Annot is a personal knowledge base that works as the memory layer under Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Gemini. Webpages, PDFs, audio and notes become one searchable store your agent can search, cite and write back to. Most memory servers keep facts the agent chose to save; Annot starts from the library you already built, so your agent can read what you read. 29 tools: search, context loading, write-back, topics, export. Annot account required (invite-only beta).

  • Private projects, preflight, decisions, and handoffs that keep work continuous across AI tools.

  • Persistent memory and vector search for AI agents. Hosted, OAuth-protected via Google sign-in.

  • Threadminder gives your AI persistent context across every chat and session, so your AI always knows what's going on - where your projects stand, what's in progress, and what's next. No re-explaining. No starting from scratch. Just open Claude and keep going.

  • Archivist AI is an AI-powered assistant for tabletop RPG campaigns. Connect your Archivist account to search campaign lore, summarize sessions, retrieve character and faction details, and ask questions about your world in natural language. Built by Game Masters for Game Masters, Archivist helps groups preserve continuity, remember important story moments, and keep long-running campaigns organized.

  • Simple memory for AI: keep, recall, update, and forget information across sessions.

  • Make your knowledge agent-ready. Connect docs from Confluence, Notion, GitHub, Dropbox, or Google Drive — any AI agent searches them via one MCP endpoint. 3 retrieval modes: vector search, broad search, and full document access. The agent decides how deep to dig.