Show GN: Memex - a local RAG MCP server that infers semantic relationships between notes and auto-injects them into Claude's context
Key point
It's a RAG server that uses local embeddings and MCP to identify semantic relationships between notes and automatically inject context into Claude.
Details
Memex is a tool that lets you connect notes like Obsidian, but automatically finds related notes based solely on semantic relevance, without explicit links.
When a user saves a note like 'Decision to use JWT,' later when asking authentication-related questions, it surfaces related trade-off or architecture decision notes even if they weren't directly linked.
Key Features and How It Works
- Local RAG implementation: When a note is saved, it generates an Embedding locally and indexes it in SQLite.
- MCP utilization: Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), Claude automatically has relevant context injected before answering.
- Privacy and cost: After downloading the embedding model once, it operates completely offline, so there are no API costs and no worries about data leakage.
- Broad compatibility: Works with all MCP-supporting clients, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Cursor.
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