Conarylabs Mira
- 8 repo stars
- Updated March 13, 2026
- ConaryLabs/Mira
conarylabs-mira is a Claude Code plugin that adds a local Mira MCP server for persistent sessions, semantic code search, goals, and background code intelligence in SQLite.
About
conarylabs-mira packages the Mira local MCP server for Claude Code developers who want code intelligence and memory that stays on disk instead of evaporating between chats. It wires sessions, semantic search, goal tracking, and background analysis into a small local footprint—two SQLite files—so a shipper can resume work, find symbols and patterns quickly, and keep objectives visible while the agent runs. Install it when you are actively building or iterating in Claude Code and need the agent to remember prior decisions, surface relevant files without re-explaining the repo, and run lighter proactive checks in the background. It is an integration layer, not a methodology skill: you register the MCP server, point Claude Code at it, and use its tools from normal agent sessions. Best paired with a consistent project layout so search and goals stay meaningful as the codebase grows.
- Local MCP server with persistent context stored in two SQLite files on your machine
- Session history and semantic code search across the codebase
- Goal tracking and background analysis without cloud memory services
- Proactive context injection and recipe-driven workflows for repeat tasks
- Code-intelligence features aligned with review and navigation use cases
Conarylabs Mira by the numbers
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| repo stars | ★ 8 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | March 13, 2026 |
| Repository | ConaryLabs/Mira ↗ |
What it does
Give Claude Code durable session memory, semantic code search, and goal tracking without sending everything through the chat window each time.
Who is it for?
Best when you're on Claude Code and want private, local persistent memory and codebase search without a hosted context product.
Skip if: Skip if you forbid local MCP servers, need centralized team memory in the cloud only, or want a single prompt skill with no server setup.
What you get
After you add the plugin and enable the Mira MCP server, the agent can reuse session history, search code semantically, and track goals from local SQLite-backed tools.
- Registered Mira MCP server inside Claude Code
- Local SQLite-backed session and intelligence data
- MCP tools for search, goals, sessions, and background analysis
By the numbers
- Plugin bundle lists 1 plugin in the marketplace entry
- Persistent state described as two SQLite files on disk
- Repository ConaryLabs/Mira with MCP-focused code-intelligence scope
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FAQ
Who is Conarylabs Mira for?
It is for developers using Claude Code who want on-machine session memory, semantic search, and goal tracking via MCP.
When should I use Conarylabs Mira?
Use it when you are in active Build or Operate work on a codebase and need the agent to retain context and search the project between sessions.
How do I add Conarylabs Mira to my agent?
Install the Claude Code plugin from the ConaryLabs/Mira marketplace entry, configure the bundled Mira MCP server in Claude Code, and ensure the local SQLite-backed server can run on your machine.