Persistent agent memory via ACMI — Profile/Signals/Timeline. 16 tools on Upstash Redis.
Persistent agent memory in any MCP host. A drop-in Model Context Protocol server that gives Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf — or any MCP-compatible AI tool — direct read/write access to ACMI (Agentic Context Memory Interface) on Upstash Redis. ACMI is the three-key protocol for agent memory: every entity stores exactly three things an LLM needs to make decisions — a Profile (who/what),…
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Persistent agent memory in any MCP host. A drop-in Model Context Protocol server that gives Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf — or any MCP-compatible AI tool — direct read/write access to ACMI (Agentic Context Memory Interface) on Upstash Redis. ACMI is the three-key protocol for agent memory: every entity stores exactly three things an LLM needs to make decisions — a Profile (who/what), Signals (current state), and a Timeline (event log). This MCP package exposes 16 tools that wrap that…
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