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"A system like ChatGPT with memory to provide past query context in conversations" matching MCP tools:

  • Restore a saved profiling session from disk to memory for querying with profiler-cpu-query, profiler-commit-query, or profiler-stack-query, or list available sessions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Add new observations to an existing entity in a knowledge graph memory. Append facts like 'Lives in Seattle' to a person or project, with optional context and location settings.
    MIT
  • Save complete conversations as searchable memories with automatic context extraction and project tracking. Updates existing memories or creates new ones.
    MIT
  • Construct a formatted memory block for system prompts. Selects relevant memories by semantic query or top memories by frequency, truncates to fit token budget, and returns a single string in markdown, XML, JSON, or plain text.
    MIT
  • Search conversation memory by meaning to recall prior context across sessions, such as past decisions or agreements.
    MIT

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  • Search long-term memory to retrieve past user preferences, project decisions, or earlier context. Returns relevant matches ranked by semantic similarity.
    MIT
  • Reconstruct memory state at a past timestamp to run semantic search queries. Understand how agent context evolved over time.
    MIT
  • Assembles a complete system prompt with database schema, object classes, properties, codelists, spatial context, and optional SQL examples and query guidelines.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve all saved sessions with names, entry counts, and timestamps to discover context from previous conversations.
    Business Source 1.1
  • Create a shared memory room for collaborative context that your AI assistants and others' assistants can read and write to across Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
    MIT
  • Discover all users and agents with stored memories and their memory counts to identify system participants before conducting searches.
    MIT
  • Store observations as persistent memories with optional tags, importance levels, context, and auto-expiration to manage AI agent memory.
    MIT
  • Get relevant context about a topic from past sessions to guide current conversations.
    Business Source 1.1
  • Search and retrieve relevant memories from Mnemexa to answer questions about user preferences, past decisions, project context, and prior conversations.
    ISC
  • Store memory observations with optional tags, importance ratings, context, and automatic expiration to manage and organize information effectively.
    MIT