soolaugust/0CompactMem
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Zero context compaction for Claude Code & LLM agents. Persistent memory powered by OS primitives (demand paging, kswapd eviction, mlock pinning). Single SQLite file, MCP-native, mu
MCP
soolaugust/0CompactMem
Added 7 June 2026
Overview
0CompactMem provides persistent memory for Claude Code and other LLM agents using OS memory primitives like demand paging and mlock pinning. It stores memory in a single SQLite file and is MCP-native, allowing multiple agents to share the same memory.
Best for
Best for
Developers building multi-agent LLM systems that need efficient, shared persistent memory with OS-level control
Use cases
- Persistent memory for LLM agent sessions across restarts
- Shared memory context for multi-agent collaboration
- Efficient memory management using OS-level demand paging
How to use
Install
pip install -e . Tools exposed
MCP-native
Tested with
Claude Code, Cursor
Notes
0CompactMem provides persistent memory for Claude Code and other LLM agents using OS memory primitives like demand paging and mlock pinning. It stores memory in a single SQLite file and is MCP-native, allowing multiple agents to share the same memory.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01.
Use cases
- Persistent memory for LLM agent sessions across restarts
- Shared memory context for multi-agent collaboration
- Efficient memory management using OS-level demand paging
Pros
- Leverages OS memory management (demand paging, mlock) for performance
- Single SQLite file simplifies storage and portability
- MCP-native design enables seamless multi-agent memory sharing
Cons
- Low community adoption (0 stars) suggests early-stage or niche tool
- Requires system-level configuration of OS primitives (swap, mlock)
- Potential complexity in tuning memory constraints for different workloads
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Pros
- Leverages OS memory management (demand paging, mlock) for performance
- Single SQLite file simplifies storage and portability
- MCP-native design enables seamless multi-agent memory sharing
Cons
- Low community adoption (0 stars) suggests early-stage or niche tool
- Requires system-level configuration of OS primitives (swap, mlock)
- Potential complexity in tuning memory constraints for different workloads
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