0pi
- dizzydes/botbox
io.github.dizzydes/0pi is a MCP server that provides free 2-hour-expiry agent storage to cache context and bridge workflows.
About
io.github.dizzydes/0pi exposes a lightweight Model Context Protocol server around short-lived, free agent storage so developers can park conversation context, scratch JSON, or handoff blobs between tools without provisioning databases. The npm package @0pi/mcp-server at v1.0.3 uses stdio transport and documents optional OPI_API_URL defaulting to https://0pi.dev plus OPI_LOG_DIR for conversation logs under./logs by default. The two-hour expiry is deliberate: it suits ephemeral coordination during build and ship experiments, not durable customer data. Use it when a sub-agent must pass state to the next invocation, when you want a quick dump before a human review step, or when prototyping multi-MCP pipelines. It is object scratch space, not backup, secrets vault, or compliance archive. Beginner-friendly wiring pairs with intermediate judgment about what must never land in expiring public storage. Journey scope is multi-phase because the same bridge helps validate prototypes and operate quick fixes, even though you install it under agent-tooling.
- Free agent storage with 2-hour expiry for caches, workflow bridges, or data dumps.
- npm package @0pi/mcp-server v1.0.3 on stdio transport.
- Configurable OPI_API_URL (default https://0pi.dev) and OPI_LOG_DIR (default ./logs).
- No required API key in published server.json—defaults point at public 0pi.dev endpoint.
- Designed to bridge multi-step agent workflows without long-lived infra.
0pi by the numbers
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| Package | @0pi/mcp-server |
|---|---|
| Transport | STDIO |
| Auth | None |
| Repository | dizzydes/botbox ↗ |
What it does
Give agents free short-lived shared storage to stash context, hand off between workflow steps, or dump intermediate results without building your own Redis.
Who is it for?
Best when you're prototyping chained agent workflows and need disposable cross-step memory without spinning up paid storage.
Skip if: Production persistence, PII-heavy records, or teams that require guaranteed retention beyond the published 2-hour expiry.
What you get
After registering 0pi MCP, agents can read and write short-lived shared blobs via 0pi.dev (or your OPI_API_URL) for about two hours per object.
- MCP tools backed by 0pi short-lived storage (2-hour expiry per product description)
- Configurable remote endpoint defaulting to https://0pi.dev
- Local conversation log directory default ./logs via OPI_LOG_DIR
By the numbers
- Server version 1.0.3; npm identifier @0pi/mcp-server
- Advertised storage expiry: 2 hours
- Default OPI_API_URL: https://0pi.dev
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Ephemeral workflow bridge MCP—not a database MCP, secrets manager, or permanent document store.
FAQ
Who is 0pi for?
It is for MCP users who want free, time-bounded storage so agents can cache context or pass data between workflow steps without custom backends.
When should I use 0pi?
Use it while building or iterating multi-step agent flows—especially when you need a quick handoff buffer with automatic expiry after roughly two hours.
How do I add 0pi to my agent?
Install @0pi/mcp-server (v1.0.3), configure stdio MCP in your agent, and optionally set OPI_API_URL (default https://0pi.dev) and OPI_LOG_DIR.