Cartisien/engram-mcp
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MCP server for @cartisien/engram — persistent semantic memory for AI agents
MCP
Cartisien/engram-mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
Provides a persistent semantic memory layer for AI agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Built in TypeScript, it integrates with the @cartisien/engram system to store and recall knowledge across sessions.
Best for
Best for
Developers building AI agents that need reliable, long-term semantic memory
Use cases
- Give AI agents long-term memory of prior conversations
- Enable agents to store and retrieve facts or preferences
- Build context-aware tools that don't reset on each invocation
Notes
Provides a persistent semantic memory layer for AI agents via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Built in TypeScript, it integrates with the @cartisien/engram system to store and recall knowledge across sessions.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-04-20. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Give AI agents long-term memory of prior conversations
- Enable agents to store and retrieve facts or preferences
- Build context-aware tools that don’t reset on each invocation
Pros
- Standard MCP interface simplifies integration
- Persistence keeps agent context across restarts
- Written in TypeScript for type safety
Cons
- Relies on @cartisien/engram as an external dependency
- No community metrics (0 stars) to indicate adoption or stability
- Limited documentation outside the repo itself
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Pros
- Standard MCP interface simplifies integration
- Persistence keeps agent context across restarts
- Written in TypeScript for type safety
Cons
- Relies on @cartisien/engram as an external dependency
- No community metrics (0 stars) to indicate adoption or stability
- Limited documentation outside the repo itself
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