Alhazen Core
Register Alhazen when you want a local TypeDB knowledge graph that boots via Docker and backs agent memory, notes, and web search in Claude workflows.
Overview
alhazen-core is a plugin marketplace for the Build phase that provisions TypeDB via Docker and supplies graph-backed agent memory, notebooks, and web search skills.
What is this marketplace?
- Six Apache-2.0 plugins: alhazen-core, agentic-memory, typedb-notebook, web-search, plus companion skills in the same mar
- alhazen-core auto-starts TypeDB with Docker, creates the database, and loads base schema—documented install-first depend
- agentic-memory exposes schema browser, entity explorer, session episodes, and memory claims on the graph
- typedb-notebook stores and retrieves notes and collections inside the knowledge graph
- web-search skill adds SearXNG-oriented web retrieval aligned with the graph stack
- Marketplace lists 6 plugins at version 0.1.0 (Apache-2.0)
- alhazen-core is the mandatory first install for database and schema setup
- Includes dedicated agentic-memory, typedb-notebook, and web-search skill plugins
Community signal: 14 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Agent sessions forget prior decisions because notes and relationships live only in chat logs, not in a queryable memory layer you control.
Who is it for?
Builders crafting personal or indie agents who want local TypeDB memory, structured recall, and optional SearXNG search in one marketplace.
Skip if: Teams that only need a hosted vector database with no Docker setup or no interest in graph schemas.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After registration, you can bootstrap TypeDB once, persist episodes and notes in the graph, and recall them from Claude through the bundled memory and notebook plugins.
- Running TypeDB instance with base schema loaded
- Queryable agent memory: entities, episodes, and claims
- Note collections and web-search augmented research inside the same stack
Plugins in this marketplace
6 plugins — install individually after you add the marketplace.
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Journey fit
Primary shelf is Build agent-tooling because the six-plugin stack wires infrastructure, memory schema, notebooks, and search into coding agents—not a single deploy script. Agent-tooling matches TypeDB-backed episodic memory, entity exploration, and recall workflows that extend what Claude remembers across sessions.
How it compares
TypeDB-centric multi-skill marketplace for agent memory, not a single lightweight notes MCP or generic SQL plugin.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Alhazen Core for?
It is for developers and solo agent builders who want Apache-licensed TypeDB infrastructure plus memory, notebook, and search skills inside Claude Code.
When should I use Alhazen Core?
Use it when starting a graph-backed agent project—install Alhazen Core before agentic-memory or typedb-notebook—and whenever you need durable recall across build and research sessions.
How do I add Alhazen Core to my agent?
Add the sciknow-io/skillful-alhazen marketplace in Claude Code, install Alhazen Core first to start Docker and load schema, then enable agentic-memory, typedb-notebook, and web-search as needed.