io.github.michael-denyer/hot-memory-mcp

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v0.7.3io.github.michael-denyerUnknownUpdated 5mo agoGitHub

Two-tier memory: hot cache (0ms) + semantic search. Self-organizing.

Stop re-explaining your project every session. Memory MCP learns what matters and keeps it ready — instant recall for the stuff you use most, semantic search for everything else. Every new chat starts from scratch. You explain your architecture again. You paste the same patterns again. Your context window bloats with repetition. Other memory solutions help, but they still require tool calls for…

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Authorio.github.michael-denyer
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Version0.7.3
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Stop re-explaining your project every session. Memory MCP learns what matters and keeps it ready — instant recall for the stuff you use most, semantic search for everything else. Every new chat starts from scratch. You explain your architecture again. You paste the same patterns again. Your context window bloats with repetition. Other memory solutions help, but they still require tool calls for every lookup — adding latency and eating into Claude's thinking budget. Memory MCP fixes this with a…

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