
Agent Memory Mcp
Give coding agents durable, queryable memory with provenance and decay-weighted recall instead of stuffing everything into the chat context.
Overview
Agent Memory MCP is a MCP server for the build phase that persists agent memories in SQLite with provenance, decay-weighted recall, and feedback loops.
What is this MCP server?
- SQLite-backed memory store with configurable MEMORY_DB_PATH (default ~/.agent-memory/memory.db)
- Provenance tracking so recalled facts can be traced to source interactions
- Decay-weighted recall to prioritize fresher or reinforced memories over stale notes
- Feedback loops to improve what the agent retrieves over time
- Stdio npm package @kiraautonoma/agent-memory-mcp version 0.1.3
- Package version 0.1.3
- Default database path ~/.agent-memory/memory.db
- Transport: stdio npm registry
What problem does it solve?
Agents forget prior decisions across sessions and you cannot trust unstructured chat history as a durable knowledge base.
Who is it for?
Indie builders running multi-session coding agents who want local, structured memory without a separate vector SaaS on day one.
Skip if: Teams that need enterprise RBAC, multi-user shared knowledge graphs, or compliance-reviewed memory governance out of the box.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After install, your agent can store and retrieve weighted memories from a local database with traceable provenance.
- Local SQLite memory database for agent recall
- MCP-accessible memory operations with provenance and decay-weighted retrieval
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Journey fit
Persistent agent memory is added while you integrate MCP tooling into the product you are building, which is the build journey phase. Memory servers sit on the agent-tooling subphase shelf next to other MCP backends that extend what Claude Code and similar hosts can remember across sessions.
How it compares
Durable agent memory MCP backend, not a one-shot prompt skill or generic note-taking plugin.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Agent Memory MCP for?
It is for solo builders and agent authors who want persistent, recall-ranked memory exposed as MCP tools to coding agents.
When should I use Agent Memory MCP?
Use it during build when your agent repeats work because context windows drop project facts, preferences, or prior debugging outcomes.
How do I add Agent Memory MCP to my agent?
Install @kiraautonoma/agent-memory-mcp via npm stdio transport, set MEMORY_DB_PATH if you want a custom SQLite file, and register the server in your MCP host config.