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  • memoryOAuth

    Persistent long-term memory for AI agents: semantic search, knowledge graph, and task canvas.

  • Persistent semantic memory storage, associative recall, and recent memory index by namespace.

  • Search persistent cross-session memory to retrieve relevant context on project history, past decisions, and user preferences before answering.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed information about any process by PID, including executable path, command line, user, memory usage, and open file count.
    MIT
  • Fetch a persistent memory document by its ID to retrieve stored information from the shared blackboard.
    MIT
  • Access previously saved user preferences and facts from persistent memory. Specify a section to read targeted information, or omit to retrieve the complete memory file.
    MIT
  • Search the persistent memory vault to recall information from past sessions, user preferences, and project decisions.
    MIT
  • Save key information, preferences, or context to persistent memory for retrieval in future conversations.
    MIT
  • Search persistent memory to find and return relevant facts based on a query. Supports AI agent memory recall.
    MIT
  • Retrieve stored long-term memory names and details from the Memory MCP Server to access persistent conversation data and manage information recall.
    BSD 3-Clause
  • Store information in persistent memory for multi-agent collaboration, enabling key-value data storage with optional expiration and type categorization.
    MIT
  • Retrieve stored information from persistent memory using keys or filters to access data for collaborative agent workflows in multi-agent systems.
    MIT
  • Store a fact in persistent memory by providing a key and value. Retrieve it later using the key to access information across sessions.
    MIT
  • Retrieve stored data from persistent memory using a specific key to access previously saved information.
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