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"Information on memory" matching MCP tools:

  • Mark a memory as superseded by a newer one to update or correct information, keeping the old version for audit purposes.
    MIT
  • Flag public memories for spam, inappropriate, misleading, or personal information content. Three reports automatically hide a memory from public view pending admin review.
    MIT
  • Delete a specific memory by providing its unique UUID, allowing removal of outdated or incorrect information from the shared memory store.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Remove stored information from persistent memory by specifying its unique identifier to maintain accurate long-term context.
    MIT

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  • Persistent semantic memory for AI agents: store and recall text by meaning (RAG). x402

  • ship-on-friday MCP — wraps StupidAPIs (requires X-API-Key)

  • Store facts, notes, or information in shared memory. Automatically classifies, checks conflicts, and builds a knowledge graph.
    MIT
  • Mark a memory as incorrect or outdated to reduce its trust score and rank lower in recall, ensuring accuracy of retrieved information.
    MIT
  • Save important information to long-term memory with tags, collections, and workspace support. Append to existing memories to prevent duplicates.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Retrieve current server environment details including operating system, Node.js version, process info, CPU, memory usage, and hostname.
    MIT
  • Retrieve version, package name, MCP identifier, and server details for vision-memory-mcp to verify installation and integration.
    MIT
  • Saves summarized conversations and technical information to memory files with structured markdown formatting for organized retrieval and reference in Cursor IDE.
    MIT
  • Read physical memory bypassing the CPU cache to retrieve actual values on the memory bus. Specify address, length, and access width for a hex dump of memory contents.
    MIT
  • Evaluates content importance with LLM scoring and retains only high-value information based on a configurable threshold, enabling automatic curation of memory.
    MIT
  • Retrieve local Windows system details including CPU, memory, user, host, runtime, and server capabilities without altering the PC.
    MIT