Show HN: MCP Memory – Fast Agent Memory Using Google's OKF and SQLite FTS5
Key point
MCP-Memory, an MCP-based memory server that provides AI agents with persistent long-term memory, has been released.
Details
MCP-Memory is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI agents such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Windsurf to maintain persistent long-term memory across sessions.
This server records memory using the Open Knowledge Format (OKF v0.2) standard and leverages SQLite FTS5 to support fast key-value lookups and full-text search within milliseconds per second.
Key Features:
- Persistent State Maintenance: Read, store, search, and delete memory snippets even when chat turns or sessions change.
- Dual-Layer Architecture: Automatically syncs all memory to disk as Markdown (.md) files with hierarchical indexes for human browsing, while providing high-performance search via SQLite.
- Namespace Isolation: Manage memory separately by context, such as user settings or project architecture.
- Zero Boilerplate Setup: Quickly configure for various MCP tools via a Python-based setup wizard.
Provided MCP Tools:
memory_store: Record and update memory in OKF formatmemory_retrieve: Retrieve memory via specific keys and namespacesmemory_search: Search based on keywords, tags, and namespacesmemory_get_last/memory_update_last: Manage session checkpoints to help agents immediately identify where their work left off
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