"memory" matching MCP servers:

A read-only, cross-platform visualization layer for Cortex that renders memory, sessions, and code into six live reading angles (graph galaxy, 3D anatomical brain, execution trace, consolidation board, knowledge browser, and wiki) without ever writing a memory.

Connects to email inboxes via IMAP so Claude can search mail, extract receipts and invoices, and build categorized spending spreadsheets and offline dashboards. It also supports incremental sweeps and secure, read-only, in-memory credential handling.

Eleven local stdio MCP servers exposing a reproducible EPA SWMM stormwater-modelling workflow: model building, simulation with run manifests and continuity checks, calibration, GIS/QGIS, design storms and climate scenarios, uncertainty analysis, plotting, and modelling memory.

Acts as a bridge between AI assistants and StarRocks databases, enabling direct SQL execution, database and table exploration, schema/data overviews, and metric access without complex client-side setup. It also generates Plotly charts from query results and caches overviews in memory for faster repeated requests.

Enables AI assistants to connect to StarRocks databases for direct SQL execution (queries and DDL/DML), database and table exploration, schema and data overviews, and Plotly chart visualization of query results. It also exposes internal StarRocks metrics and states, with in-memory caching and configurable connections via environment variables.

Caches and serves DDR/DRAM weekly price series from memorys.com and historical memory technology data, with tools for refresh, validation, analytics, forecasting, and chart rendering.

Bridges AI assistants to StarRocks clusters so they can execute read and write SQL, browse databases, tables and schemas, pull system metrics, and generate table/database overviews or Plotly charts from query results. Connection and behavior are configured through environment variables or a connection URL, with in-memory caching of overviews.

Enables read-only inspection of graph-shaped memories such as Obsidian vaults, Memory MCP files, or SQLite databases, allowing users to visualize, search, and trace the provenance and recall of an agent's knowledge.