lithtrix/lithtrix-mcp

Overview

Memory consolidation for AI agents across vendors, owners, and time. Provides persistent memory, credibility-scored web search, browser fetch, and a shared Commons pool. Uses a stable ltx key that survives tool switches, session resets, and orchestrator changes.

Best for

Best for
Developers building multi-agent systems that need persistent, cross-session memory

Use cases

• Persist agent memory across sessions and tool switches
• Search the web with credibility scoring for agent context
• Share a common memory pool among multiple agents

Notes

Memory consolidation for AI agents across vendors, owners, and time. Provides persistent memory, credibility-scored web search, browser fetch, and a shared Commons pool. Uses a stable ltx key that survives tool switches, session resets, and orchestrator changes.

0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-13.

Use cases

• Persist agent memory across sessions and tool switches
• Search the web with credibility scoring for agent context
• Share a common memory pool among multiple agents

Pros

• Persistent memory that survives session resets and orchestrator changes
• Shared Commons pool enables multi-agent collaboration
• Credibility-scored web search reduces irrelevant results

Cons

• Zero stars on GitHub indicates very early stage with minimal community validation
• Requires Node.js runtime and npx setup
• Credibility scoring mechanism is not publicly documented

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