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    A memory management system that enables AI assistants to store, search, and visualize persistent conversation contexts using a Neo4j graph database. It provides an MCP server for integration with Claude Desktop along with a web-based dashboard for managing relationship-based knowledge.
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    A drop-in replacement for Anthropic's memory server that utilizes SQLite to ensure data integrity and concurrent access. It enhances the original functionality with semantic search capabilities using vector embeddings and ONNX models.
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    An MCP server that stores project memory in Supabase, allowing AI tools to persist context, notes, and decisions across sessions. Enables Claude Code, Codex, and similar assistants to maintain long-term project continuity through persistent memory storage.
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    Enables querying, searching, and analyzing Cursor IDE conversation history from SQLite workspaceStorage databases. Supports exporting chat data in multiple formats and provides workspace utilities for managing conversation data across projects.
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    A modular monolith MCP server connecting multiple providers (Redash, PostgreSQL, GitHub) with unified permission, security, and auditing, enabling secure data access and tool execution.
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    An MCP server for managing agent memory using provenance tracking, decay-weighted retrieval, and feedback loops to optimize information recall. It allows agents to store insights in a local SQLite database and rank them based on confidence, age, and usefulness.
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    A knowledge graph memory server using SQLite to provide persistent, isolated contexts for organizing information into searchable categories like work and personal projects. It features unique ID-based operations and a token-efficient serialization format designed to optimize interactions with LLMs.
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    A Model Context Protocol server that allows users to store, retrieve, update, and delete memories using SQLite storage.
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    A lightweight, fully local MCP server that provides AI coding tools with a shared SQLite memory store and built-in conflict arbitration, enabling structured memory sharing across tools like ZCode, Codex, Cursor, and Claude Code without external dependencies.
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    Provides persistent memory and knowledge graph capabilities for AI assistants using local SQLite storage. Enables creating, searching, and managing entities, relationships, and observations with vector search support across conversations.
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    A self-hosted MCP server that provides AI assistants with a shared, persistent SQLite-backed memory for storing and retrieving project context, decisions, and discoveries. It enables cross-session continuity and team-wide knowledge sharing to keep AI coding tools aligned and informed.
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    Provides knowledge graph functionality for managing entities, relations, and observations in memory with strict validation rules to maintain data consistency.
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