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      Provides AI agents with a local SQLite-backed memory store plus read-only Git tools, enabling them to save, search, update, and retrieve project decisions and context, and to inspect repository status, diffs, branches, and commit history through MCP. Everything runs offline on the user's machine with no cloud database or telemetry.
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      Enables MCP-capable AI clients to share one local SQLite-backed memory of preferences, decisions, tasks, and handoffs across sessions and models. It supports saving, searching, recalling, exporting, and restoring context through tools like remember, recall, get_context, and save_handoff.
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      Enables AI coding agents to persistently save, search, retrieve, update, link, and forget project-scoped memories through MCP tools, using local SQLite FTS5 keyword search without cloud access or telemetry.
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      Local, cross-agent memory for AI coding agents using a single SQLite file, enabling persistent sessions and durable facts shared across multiple MCP-compatible tools.
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      Provides persistent, searchable memory for AI agents across any MCP-compatible client, storing project context, user preferences, and session learnings locally in SQLite with tools to save, retrieve, search, and manage them.
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      Enables coding agents to store, recall, and manage persistent memory across sessions through MCP tools, with reviewable handoffs and SQLite-backed local storage.
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