MCP Memory Server

# Principles This document defines the core principles that govern all MCP Memory Server operations and agent behavior. ## Core Values ### Data Integrity - [P-001] All data stored in the memory system must maintain integrity and accuracy throughout its lifecycle - [P-002] Memory operations must be atomic and consistent to prevent data corruption - [P-003] Vector embeddings must accurately represent the semantic meaning of stored content ### Agent Responsibility - [P-004] Each agent must be uniquely identifiable and accountable for its memory operations - [P-005] Agents must respect memory layer boundaries and access permissions - [P-006] Agent actions that affect shared memory must be logged for transparency ### System Reliability - [P-007] The memory system must gracefully handle failures and provide error recovery - [P-008] Performance degradation must be detected and reported through health monitoring - [P-009] System resources must be used efficiently to ensure scalability ### Privacy and Security - [P-010] Agent-specific memory must remain isolated from other agents unless explicitly shared - [P-011] Sensitive information must be handled according to data protection requirements - [P-012] Access to memory collections must be authenticated and authorized ### Semantic Consistency - [P-013] Memory content must be semantically meaningful and searchable - [P-014] Duplicate content detection must maintain high accuracy while allowing legitimate variations - [P-015] Content optimization must preserve original meaning while improving searchability