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    Enables LLM agents to accumulate and manage organizational knowledge across sessions in Neo4j, with enforced structural invariants and append-only semantics.
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    A persistent memory server that implements a local knowledge graph using the Kuzu embedded database to store entities, relationships, and observations. It enables AI models to maintain structured long-term context through searchable nodes and comprehensive tag-based organization.
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    MIT
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    A TypeScript MCP server for managing persistent knowledge graphs with entities, directional relations, and time-based observations. It enables users to create, search, and track structured information with built-in concurrency control and JSON file storage.
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    An embedded knowledge graph in one SQLite file, exposing a MCP server for agents to read and write entities and relationships with full audit trail and time travel.
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    Builds and manages a cardiology-focused knowledge graph in Neo4j by extracting medical entities and relationships from documents using LLMs. It enables users to ingest PDFs, refine extracted data, and perform natural language queries to gain clinical insights.
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    Enables governed, read-only SQL analytics, hybrid RAG knowledge search, financial metric calculation, and database schema introspection through MCP, with role-based access control, audit logging, and AI observability.
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    Enables semantic search and document management with support for text, PDF, and image uploads using your own Supabase database and OpenAI API keys. Supports multi-tenant deployment on Cloudflare Workers or local hosting.
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    Agentic RAG Knowledge Assistant is a secure, tenant-isolated MCP server built with FastAPI, PostgreSQL, and pgvector that enables document ingestion, semantic retrieval, and vector search over PDF, DOCX, and text files through authenticated MCP tools.
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    Enables LLMs to manage file-based knowledge bases with dual storage (Markdown + SQLite). Supports creating, searching, and organizing articles across multiple knowledge bases with full-text search capabilities.
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    Enables storage and retrieval of knowledge in a graph database format, allowing users to create, update, search, and delete entities and relationships in a Neo4j-powered knowledge graph through natural language.
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    Provides a scalable knowledge graph implementation for Model Context Protocol using Elasticsearch, enabling AI models to store and query information with advanced search capabilities, memory-like behavior, and multi-zone architecture.
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    MCP server for sandboxed, read-only SQL queries on CSV/Parquet/JSON files via DuckDB, limited to a specified directory.
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    Enables managing employee records by providing tools to list directories, retrieve detailed profiles, and search for staff by department. It integrates with Claude Desktop to allow users to interact with employee data through natural language commands.
    MIT