"GNOME Terminal" matching MCP servers:

Persistent sticky notes for Claude Code. You pin a note — a decision, a blocker, a todo — and it survives session resets, /clear, and closing the terminal. Next time you open Claude in that project, the notes that still matter are handed back to it automatically.

An MCP server that enables Claude Code to create, manage, and search Anki flashcards directly from the terminal. It supports batch card creation, deck statistics retrieval, and synchronization with AnkiWeb for cross-platform review.

Enables AI agents and WSL/Linux terminal users to connect to a Windows Obsidian vault via the Local REST API, supporting note reading, creation, updates, search, file listing, tags, and command execution.

Enables Claude Code CLI to interact with Obsidian by reading selections, opening files, showing diffs, and running an embedded terminal.

Enables AI agents to share a persistent, self-learning memory by ingesting and classifying knowledge from Obsidian, code, transcripts, bookmarks, and terminal sessions, then retrieving token-optimized context through MCP and REST APIs.

Enables AI agents to capture, classify, synthesize, and retrieve persistent knowledge from sources like Obsidian, code, web clippings, transcripts, bookmarks, terminal sessions, and fixes, using FTS5 and semantic search through MCP and REST interfaces.

Enables AI agents to capture, classify, promote, synthesize, and retrieve persistent knowledge from sources such as Obsidian vaults, code repos, YouTube transcripts, bookmarks, terminal sessions, and bug fixes. Exposes tiered cold/warm/hot memory with token-optimized search, context briefings, and cross-source synthesis so multiple agents share one compounding brain across sessions.

Enables AI agents to share persistent, self-improving memory by ingesting, classifying, synthesizing, and retrieving knowledge from sources such as Obsidian vaults, code, transcripts, bookmarks, and terminal sessions through MCP and REST APIs.

Gives every AI agent a shared, persistent memory by ingesting Obsidian vaults, code, transcripts, bookmarks and terminal sessions into a three-tier SQLite FTS5 store, then serving token-optimized hybrid retrieval, classification, promotion and cross-source synthesis over MCP and REST. This lets multiple agents read from and write to one compounding brain so each session starts with better context than the last.

Enables users to manage Trilium Notes through natural language commands in the terminal. Provides full ETAPI integration for creating, searching, moving, and editing notes, along with an autonomous agent for complex organizational tasks.