Octonove/crbro-memory
by Various
CRBRO — persistent neural memory for AI agents (MCP server): a file-based brain with neurons, synapses and heat scores that survives across sessions. Works with Claude Code and any
MCP
Octonove/crbro-memory
Added 16 Sept 2026
Overview
CRBRO is a persistent neural memory system for AI agents, implemented as an MCP server. It stores memory in a file-based structure with neurons, synapses, and heat scores that persist across sessions. It works with Claude Code and any MCP client.
Best for
Best for
Developers building persistent memory for MCP-based AI agents
Use cases
- Give AI agents long-term memory across chat sessions
- Store and retrieve knowledge in a file-based neural graph
- Integrate persistent memory into Claude Code or MCP-compatible tools
How to use
Install
npx crbro-memory init Tools exposed
crbro_bootcrbro_inspectcrbro_learncrbro_recallcrbro_revisecrbro_forgetcrbro_connectcrbro_contextcrbro_mapcrbro_consolidatecrbro_maintenancecrbro_auditcrbro_secretcrbro_spacecrbro_sharecrbro_statuscrbro_neuroncrbro_neuronscrbro_hot_topicscrbro_connections
Tested with
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf
Notes
CRBRO is a persistent neural memory system for AI agents, implemented as an MCP server. It stores memory in a file-based structure with neurons, synapses, and heat scores that persist across sessions. It works with Claude Code and any MCP client.
5 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-12. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Give AI agents long-term memory across chat sessions
- Store and retrieve knowledge in a file-based neural graph
- Integrate persistent memory into Claude Code or MCP-compatible tools
Pros
- Persistent memory survives across sessions
- File-based design is simple and portable
- Works with any MCP client
Cons
- Very early stage with minimal adoption (5 stars)
- File-based storage may not scale to large memory graphs
- Limited documentation or ecosystem beyond the repo
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Persistent memory survives across sessions
- File-based design is simple and portable
- Works with any MCP client
Cons
- Very early stage with minimal adoption (5 stars)
- File-based storage may not scale to large memory graphs
- Limited documentation or ecosystem beyond the repo
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