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An MCP server for managing contextual data as markdown files with metadata, enabling agents to save, retrieve, search, and delete contexts using simple CRUD operations.

Provides read-only access to an Obsidian vault, enabling file listing, content reading, and text search across notes via MCP.

Connects to Obsidian vaults via the Local REST API plugin, enabling AI-assisted Zettelkasten workflows including creating atomic notes, searching content, managing links and tags, and performing precise content editing operations.

Enables local scanning of markdown note folders to assess them against Open Knowledge Format v0.2 and ISO frontmatter tiers (Bronze/Silver/Gold), with no content leaving the machine.

Memory vaults on your own machine, one per life domain, retrieved with a local BM25 index fused with vector search, where the human decides which vaults a model may answer from. Requires the Mnemosyne OS desktop app running locally; it also reports what other coding agents on the same machine are doing.

MCP server for extracting links from text dumps, checking duplicates, extracting YouTube transcripts (with fallbacks including speech-to-text), and preparing workspace-ready page payloads for your note-taking or saving tools. It does not write to your workspace; it hands off prepared content to your existing tools.

A dedicated MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for recording and organizing conversation content, providing templated recording functionality.

Connects Claude Desktop to Notion and YouTube transcripts with one-click installation, enabling natural language queries about your pages and video content.

Enables AI agents to read, write, append, and delete content in Markdown files using structural selectors, without regex or string hacking.

Provides AI agents with per-project note organization inside a single Obsidian vault, enabling them to resolve, write, read, append, list, and search notes without overwriting existing content.

Exposes a Notion-synced AI OS as read-only MCP tools, enabling MCP-compatible AI clients to search the vault, fetch page contents, list projects, and check project statuses without scraping public links.

Give your AI persistent, structured memory and let humans see it too. It stores project knowledge as Markdown files in a hierarchical tree, accessible via MCP tools and a built-in Web UI.

MCP server that provides read access to Microsoft Loop workspaces and pages by reusing your Loop web session, enabling listing, reading, and searching across Loop content without app registration.

Integrates Simplenote with Claude Desktop, allowing AI assistants to read, create, update, search, and manage your Simplenote notes as a memory backend or content source.

Private tooling to stage ChatGPT conversations into reviewable Homebase markdown and Notion drafts with redaction and classification.

Enables MCP clients to search, browse, read, and manage IMA knowledge base content, including notes, web imports, and file uploads, using the official IMA OpenAPI.

Enables MCP clients such as Grok Bot to create and join GifOS meetings, send in a visible note-taking bot that transcribes participants locally via Whisper, post chat content, and read back or save the transcript. Everything, including the browser, bot credentials, and transcripts, runs on the user's own machine with no GifOS account or API key.

Git-native Markdown content management CLI with a built-in MCP server. Lets AI clients (Claude, Cursor) search, read, write, and govern story/paper/note repositories, auto-generate READMEs, validate configs, and export EPUB or SFT training data.

Enables reading, creating, updating, and appending content to Yandex Wiki pages via MCP. Supports both read-write and read-only modes.

Enables AI clients to append durable, content-hashed records of each decision to an owner-controlled markdown notes folder, then recall them across sessions and across different tools with their dates, project provenance, and the exact note versions cited. Records are append-only and searchable by full text, topic stance, or recent activity, so past conclusions can be revisited without relying on an ephemeral session.