TheGoatPsy/mneme
by Various
Vault-native, accountable memory for Claude Code and MCP clients. Markdown is the source of truth, no LLM on the Stop path, redaction before every derived store.
MCP
TheGoatPsy/mneme
Added 11 June 2026
Overview
A vault-native memory system for Claude Code and MCP clients. It stores memory as markdown files, ensures no LLM is involved in stop decisions, and redacts sensitive data before creating derived stores. Provides accountability by tying memory to a secure vault.
Best for
Best for
Developers using Claude Code who need secure, auditable memory
Use cases
- Persisting long-term context for Claude Code sessions
- Sharing secure, redacted memory across MCP clients
- Auditing memory changes with markdown-based source of truth
Notes
A vault-native memory system for Claude Code and MCP clients. It stores memory as markdown files, ensures no LLM is involved in stop decisions, and redacts sensitive data before creating derived stores. Provides accountability by tying memory to a secure vault.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-08. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Persisting long-term context for Claude Code sessions
- Sharing secure, redacted memory across MCP clients
- Auditing memory changes with markdown-based source of truth
Pros
- Markdown as source of truth keeps memory human-readable and versionable
- Vault integration provides strong accountability and access control
- Automatic redaction protects sensitive information before storage
Cons
- Requires HashiCorp Vault or similar for operation
- Limited to Claude Code and MCP clients today
- No LLM on stop path may reduce flexibility in some workflows
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Pros
- Markdown as source of truth keeps memory human-readable and versionable
- Vault integration provides strong accountability and access control
- Automatic redaction protects sensitive information before storage
Cons
- Requires HashiCorp Vault or similar for operation
- Limited to Claude Code and MCP clients today
- No LLM on stop path may reduce flexibility in some workflows
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