seanmarkwei/agentram-mcp
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Model Context Protocol server for AgentRAM. Persistent memory for AI agents.
MCP
seanmarkwei/agentram-mcp
Added 3 Sept 2026
Overview
Model Context Protocol server for AgentRAM, a persistent memory system for AI agents. Built in JavaScript, it exposes AgentRAM through the MCP standard so compatible clients can preserve agent context across sessions.
Use cases
- Give MCP-enabled agents persistent memory across conversations
- Store and recall agent context through a standard protocol server
- Connect an AgentRAM memory backend to existing MCP clients
Notes
Model Context Protocol server for AgentRAM, a persistent memory system for AI agents. Built in JavaScript, it exposes AgentRAM through the MCP standard so compatible clients can preserve agent context across sessions.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-12. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Give MCP-enabled agents persistent memory across conversations
- Store and recall agent context through a standard protocol server
- Connect an AgentRAM memory backend to existing MCP clients
Pros
- Uses the standard MCP protocol, making it broadly compatible
- Written in JavaScript, so it is easy to inspect and modify
- Scoped specifically to persistent agent memory, not a larger platform
Cons
- No stars or visible community activity signals limited adoption
- Documentation and maintenance status are minimal
- Only works with the AgentRAM memory system, no other backends
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Pros
- Uses the standard MCP protocol, making it broadly compatible
- Written in JavaScript, so it is easy to inspect and modify
- Scoped specifically to persistent agent memory, not a larger platform
Cons
- No stars or visible community activity signals limited adoption
- Documentation and maintenance status are minimal
- Only works with the AgentRAM memory system, no other backends
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