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  • iroha for Notion

    iroha924
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    Persists Claude Code sessions to Notion as team memory, enabling queryable recall of decisions, work state, and project architecture.
    MIT

  • OpenClaw Memory

    liuhao6741
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    Automatically records AI conversation turns and code changes to local Markdown files to provide persistent context across chat sessions. It enables AI agents to search history through MCP tools and provides a web viewer for browsing past discussions.
    3
    4
    Apache 2.0

  • memory-vault

    JohnXu22786
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    Provides cross-session persistent memory for coding agents via MCP tools to store, retrieve, and manage notes with hybrid keyword/semantic search and automatic deduplication.
    8
    165
    MIT

  • Simple Memory MCP Server

    AojdevStudio
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    A lightweight MCP server that provides persistent knowledge graph storage for AI assistants, enabling memory across sessions through entity-relationship storage with JSON file persistence.
    10
    1

  • vault-memory

    owrede
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    quality
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    maintenance
    Local-first agentic knowledge layer over Obsidian notes, enabling MCP-aware agents to search, retrieve, and compile knowledge with provenance and task contracts.
    37
    360
    MIT

  • Caduceus Memory MCP

    ethos-zero
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    license
    A
    quality
    C
    maintenance
    A local shared-memory MCP server for Claude, Codex, Hermes, and other MCP-aware agents, providing a durable memory layer with Markdown files and SQLite fact store.
    6
    MIT

  • memory-mcp

    credp
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    license
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    quality
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    maintenance
    A local MCP server that provides agents with tools to list, read, search, inspect history and diffs, and capture unstructured text in a user-owned Git repository of durable memory.
    5
    MIT

  • memory-mcp

    otaviosenne
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    license
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    quality
    D
    maintenance
    Personal memory MCP server for Claude Code with an Obsidian-style graph. Enables persistent, queryable memories across sessions using Markdown files with bidirectional wiki-links and a D3.js force-directed graph UI.
    8
    26
    MIT

  • codex-memory

    a4913994
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    maintenance
    Provides curated long-term memory for Codex CLI via MCP, with Markdown-based storage, deduplication, and decay-based forgetting.
    24
    MIT

  • Memory MCP Server

    orkuhh
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    maintenance
    Provides tools for AI agents to manage long-term memories, daily notes, and TODO lists through a structured markdown file system. It enables context awareness by allowing agents to read, write, and search entries for persistent information storage.
    13
    MIT

  • memory-plugin

    alexanderop
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    maintenance
    Persistent memory management for Claude Code, allowing agents to store and retrieve user preferences, environment notes, and skills across sessions.
    10
    4
    MIT

  • prospective-memory

    Daemon-Killer
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    quality
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    maintenance
    An MCP server that lets users capture quick phone thoughts via Android and later query them from AI assistants like Grok or Claude, functioning as a simple task memory store without notifications or geolocation.
    MIT

  • ai-memory-mcp

    chen789654
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    maintenance
    Enables AI assistants to retain memory across sessions by storing conversations locally in Markdown files, allowing personalization and continuity without external servers.
    MIT