"LoopBack" matching MCP servers:

Gives MCP clients a local, single-tenant SQLite-backed store for saving, searching, bootstrapping and recalling memory records, plus saving and loading session handoffs, using text search by default with optional embeddings. It runs over stdio or an authenticated loopback HTTP gateway with explicit-confirmation pruning, scoped policies, and admin-driven backup, restore-copy and restart-drill verification.

A local-first MCP server that lets any MCP agent drive a job-search cockpit: scan for roles, inspect and click/type in your real logged-in Chrome tabs via a built-in extension, capture postings, gate eligibility, pre-fill applications without ever submitting, record and replay browser workflows, and store local memory facts — all over loopback stdio with no API keys or cloud.

Bridges MCP clients to SilverBullet spaces over loopback, exposing page CRUD, task management, diffs, and search tools to AI agents without tunneling.

A persistent AI partner MCP server that keeps identity, memory, goals and refusals in a local SQLite substrate, renting language work from Claude, ChatGPT, Kimi, local models or any BYOK OpenAI-compatible provider, with governed shell/fs/http tools, MCP "hands" gated by state-transition-validated cognition, loopback-only security, and tamper-evident audit.

Enables Codex to retrieve read-only persona snapshots, relationship projections, and FTS5 public knowledge from a local loopback service, with privacy-safe bundle import and a management UI.

Provides persistent, local-first memory for coding agents with Markdown as the source of truth, exposed via CLI, loopback API, MCP, and Codex hooks for context retrieval and durable writes.

Enables agents to store documents and atomic facts with provenance in a local SQLite knowledge base, then search them through fused keyword, exact, semantic, entity, graph and fact retrieval arms that return one ranked list where every result carries its address, trust level and a reason for its rank. A read-only terminal and loopback web view let humans inspect the same searches, timelines, entity neighbourhoods and agent-written pages without being able to alter the knowledge base.