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Tessera — Memory layer for every AI. 58 MCP tools, 54 REST endpoints, local-first, AES-256 encrypted.

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besslframework-stack/project-tessera

Added 1 June 2026

Overview

Tessera is a local-first memory layer for AI agents, providing 58 MCP tools and 54 REST endpoints for persistent context storage. All data is encrypted at rest with AES-256, ensuring privacy without relying on external cloud services.

Best for

Best for
Developers needing a simple, local, encrypted memory layer for AI agents and chatbots

Use cases

  • Adding persistent memory to AI agents for continuity across sessions
  • Storing and retrieving encrypted context via MCP or REST APIs
  • Building privacy-preserving applications that keep data local

Notes

Tessera is a local-first memory layer for AI agents, providing 58 MCP tools and 54 REST endpoints for persistent context storage. All data is encrypted at rest with AES-256, ensuring privacy without relying on external cloud services.

14 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-03-21. Licensed AGPL-3.0.

Use cases

  • Adding persistent memory to AI agents for continuity across sessions
  • Storing and retrieving encrypted context via MCP or REST APIs
  • Building privacy-preserving applications that keep data local

Pros

  • Local-first architecture eliminates dependency on third-party cloud memory
  • Offers both MCP tools and REST endpoints for flexible integration
  • Encrypts all stored data with AES-256 for security

Cons

  • Small community and low GitHub stars indicate early-stage project
  • Limited documentation and third-party tooling
  • Potential performance bottlenecks for high-throughput use cases due to local encryption

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Pros

  • Local-first architecture eliminates dependency on third-party cloud memory
  • Offers both MCP tools and REST endpoints for flexible integration
  • Encrypts all stored data with AES-256 for security

Cons

  • Small community and low GitHub stars indicate early-stage project
  • Limited documentation and third-party tooling
  • Potential performance bottlenecks for high-throughput use cases due to local encryption