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"Creating a Memory Database for LLM Chat Conversations" matching MCP tools:

  • Bulk-fetch recent LINE messages per chat and index them for cross-conversation search, backfilling missing vectors or reconciling selected conversations.
    MIT
  • Retrieve database tables and columns in an LLM-friendly format before writing SQL queries against an existing database.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of AI chat conversations including titles, last message previews, models, and timestamps. Limit the number of results returned.
    MIT
  • Execute SQL statements against a database using $1, $2 placeholders; results are sanitized for safe LLM context.
    MIT

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  • Identify recent LINE conversations and obtain stable chat IDs for subsequent message retrieval. Use when the chat ID is unknown.
    MIT
  • Summarize saved knowledge stored in your memory, broken down by surface (Chat, Code, Cowork) and type, along with database size and date range.
    MIT
  • Send a message in an ongoing LinkedIn chat conversation. Meant for existing chats with connections; for new chats, use the start chat tool.
    MIT
  • Resume an AI session with saved project memory, restoring context and insights to maintain continuity across conversations.
    MIT
  • Ingest text content into persistent memory with a source name. Store notes, decisions, or context for semantic retrieval across conversations.
    MIT
  • List Zendesk Chat conversations with pagination. Use cursor, fields, and filter parameters to refine results.
    MIT
  • Write a note to a shared directory, making it accessible across all conversations for cross-chat collaboration and persistent memory.
    MIT
  • Retrieve recent Zendesk Chat conversations ordered by latest first, to review end-of-day transcripts or locate a specific chat by visitor name.
    MIT
  • Preserve facts, decisions, and project context across conversations by creating durable markdown memories with structured metadata for easy retrieval.
    MIT