A lightweight, structured, token-efficient local-first MCP memory server
A local-first, token-efficient MCP memory server for AI coding clients (Windsurf, Cursor, Claude Desktop, and any MCP-compatible client). A lightweight, structured memory layer that persists across AI coding sessions. It complements your AI client's built-in context by storing durable, structured knowledge. Technical decisions and their rationale Project architecture and conventions Gotchas,…
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A local-first, token-efficient MCP memory server for AI coding clients (Windsurf, Cursor, Claude Desktop, and any MCP-compatible client). A lightweight, structured memory layer that persists across AI coding sessions. It complements your AI client's built-in context by storing durable, structured knowledge. Technical decisions and their rationale Project architecture and conventions Gotchas, commands, and environment facts Task state for resumable work sessions Hierarchical summaries (global ->…
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