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    YourMemory is an MCP server that uses biological forgetting curves to automatically prune stale data and reinforce useful context for Claude agents. It beats Mem0 by 16% on benchmarks and runs fully locally with zero LLM overhead via spaCy and SQLite.
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    Local-first, read-only MCP server for retrieving and searching authorised CCSDS and ECSS standards, enabling citation-rich passage-level search and document access.
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    Semantic code search for any MCP client: indexes local folders of code and docs and answers plain-language or code queries with matching passages, file paths, line ranges and scores. Embedding runs on the local CPU with the Motherlode code-search encoder, so no file content leaves the machine; the encoder downloads once from Hugging Face. Install: npx -y blackwindow-weave-mcp.
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    Enables MCP clients to query a local screen-memory journal through tools such as ask_memory, list_topics, read_topic, read_observation, and read_day_flow, returning cited captured excerpts with app, time, and document metadata.
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    Web search MCP server using Tavily API, enabling natural language queries to search the web.
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    Persistent docs and memory for AI agents. Writespace is a collaborative markdown editor with a built-in MCP server — your model reads, writes, organizes, and searches a shared workspace while humans edit the same docs live. Drop the ranked full-text search straight in as RAG retrieval.
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