"Information about Jira project management software" matching MCP servers:

Hardware-accelerated codebase mapping that indexes Git repositories into Postgres/pgvector and serves code search, relationships, and static analysis results via a stdio MCP server.

Enables Claude to perform hybrid search across local documents by combining semantic vector retrieval and BM25 keyword matching for optimal context recovery. It supports multiple file formats including PDF, CSV, and Markdown, leveraging local Ollama models for private and efficient document querying.

An MCP server that implements Retrieval-Augmented Generation to efficiently retrieve and process important information from various sources, providing accurate and contextually relevant responses.

Semantic search over project-specific decision rules using Chroma, enabling LLMs to retrieve relevant context.

A project search MCP server based on Milvus vector database, supporting semantic search, hybrid search, and exact scalar queries.

Enables natural language management of Hammerspace storage clusters with automated file ingestion, tagging, tier management, and vector embedding generation. Supports real-time file monitoring, multi-format document processing, and Kubernetes-based ingestion workflows with Milvus integration.

MCP server for searching, reading, listing, writing, and appending Markdown wiki content using RAG with ChromaDB.

An API that enables document querying through a Retrieval-Augmented Generation system implemented with Memory-Controller-Policy architecture for improved maintainability and scalability.

Enables AI clients to search and analyze code/docs through a central Pinecone-backed vector store, inspect project inventories and git sync status, rank work by urgency, and perform deep architectural audits via MCP.

Enables search and retrieval queries over a local LanceDB database, using OpenAI embeddings for vector search when an API key is set and plain text matching otherwise. It reads the database read-only and returns ranked hits, context blocks, table status, and version info over MCP stdio.

Membot is an MCP server that gives AI agents swappable, searchable memory stored on a neuromorphic substrate.

Enables indexing and semantic search of software project files via MCP, with automatic file watching for updates.

Provides AI assistants with long-term semantic memory capabilities through local vector-based storage. Enables storing, recalling, and managing information across sessions with complete privacy using ChromaDB, with no data ever leaving your machine.

Dual-mode tool providing long-term memory management for Claude Code and MCP clients, with semantic search and user/session isolation via Qdrant.

Self-hosted Mem0 MCP server integrating Qdrant, Neo4j, and Ollama for semantic memory search, graph entity relationships, and memory management via OpenMemory API.

An MCP server that provides AI assistants with access to Multi Theft Auto: San Andreas function documentation through vector similarity search and smart keyword expansion. It enables efficient information retrieval with features like deprecation warnings and SQLite caching for technical documentation.

Serves UltraRAG memory to agents over stdio MCP, providing project-local and per-user global memory. It lets agents read and append standing memory and daily dialogue rounds in UltraRAG's format, with an optional browser view.

Enables agents to run semantic search across one or more local project directories by automatically maintaining a LAN-local Qdrant index with Ollama embeddings. Indexing, staleness checks, and incremental updates happen transparently, so users can query code by meaning without managing collections, chunks, or hashes.

Enables LLMs to interact with Zvec vector database through tools for collection management, document operations, vector search, and AI-powered embeddings.

Project-scoped semantic workspace memory for AI coding assistants. Watches your project files and auto-indexes code and docs into Qdrant using tree-sitter semantic chunking and hybrid search (dense + sparse + RRF)

A local-first MCP server providing persistent, project-scoped and global memory for AI agents using ChromaDB and Ollama embeddings, fully offline.

Enables AI clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor to persist project knowledge across sessions and tools by extracting durable facts from conversations, deduplicating them, resolving contradictions, and retrieving only the most relevant, token-budgeted facts for the current task. Adds PII redaction, project scoping, TTL-based staleness handling, and an append-only audit log so shared context stays current and safe.

Enables MCP-capable coding agents to semantically search, store, and inspect a single local, cross-tool index of session histories and project docs. Agents can retrieve what other tools and prior sessions already discovered.

An MCP server that integrates with LangChain and ChromaDB to provide documentation search for AI libraries and vector database management.

A personal memory system that provides AI assistants with long-term memory capabilities through semantic search and vector storage. It enables Claude Code to store, retrieve, and manage personal context and project preferences using flexible LLM backends.

Enables asking natural language questions about local videos, using Whisper transcription, ChromaDB vector storage, and Groq for timestamped answers via MCP.

A local, fully-offline MCP memory server that enables persistent storage and retrieval of information using SQLite with both keyword and semantic vector search capabilities.

Semantic vector DB as an MCP server for Claude Code — SQLite + FTS5 + local ONNX embeddings. Gives Claude persistent, searchable project knowledge across conversations.

A composable semantic memory layer that provides cross-project recall and session context using Qdrant and OpenAI embeddings. It enables users to securely store, search, and manage persistent memories with built-in secret scrubbing for privacy.

A server that enables vector and keyword search capabilities in Typesense databases through the Model Context Protocol, providing tools for collection management, document operations, and search functionality.