v0.3.4 · Business Source License 1.1
Enables AI assistants to read and write a local-first SQLite memory vault from inside a chat — orienting on inherited context, searching and fetching past decisions and notes, wandering linked memories, and recording new ones on demand. All data stays on the user's machine, shared across local and cloud tools via MCP.
v0.1.0 · Apache 2.0
Provides AI coding tools with one local SQLite memory and rules store they can read over MCP, REST or the CLI, so facts, sessions and goals persist across sessions and shared rules are written into each tool's own instruction file. Runs entirely on your machine with no account, telemetry or network calls by default.
— · Apache 2.0
A local Python + SQLite MCP memory service that stores persona, shared experiences, facts, agreements, and unfinished work, then restores them within a context budget so a new model can continue the same conversation. It supports offline original-text persistence, Chinese keyword retrieval, provenance-tracked memories, persona versioning/rollback, and progressive fading of older events.
— · MIT License
Enables Claude Code and Codex to write, update, and retrieve durable long-term memories that survive session boundaries and context compaction. All recall runs locally against a single SQLite file using hybrid BM25, embedding, and recency ranking cut to an explicit token budget, with no cloud dependency.
v3.10.2 · MIT License
Enables full read/write automation of AFFiNE workspaces, documents, databases, journals, and comments through MCP tools over stdio or HTTP, supporting self-hosted and AFFiNE Cloud instances as well as multi-tenant deployments where each session supplies its own domain and credentials.
— · MIT License
Enables an LLM client to perform reverse engineering inside IDA Pro without the GUI, opening databases headlessly in persistent worker processes and exposing tools to decompile and disassemble functions, rename symbols, retype variables and arguments, add comments, and convert numeric bases. It can also run over stdio or HTTP transports and adopt an existing GUI session when desired.