TyKolt/kremis
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A minimal graph engine for grounded AI — records, associates, and retrieves, but never invents. Written in Rust.
MCP
TyKolt/kremis
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
TyKolt/kremis is a minimal graph engine written in Rust. It records and associates data, then retrieves it without generating new content. The tool prioritizes grounded, deterministic outputs over invention.
Best for
Best for
Developers needing a simple, deterministic graph store for grounded AI applications.
Use cases
- Storing and associating structured records as a graph
- Retrieving factual information without hallucination
- Building lightweight reasoning systems that require factuality
How to use
Install
docker run -i --rm kremis Tools exposed
cargodocker
Tested with
Claude, Cursor
Notes
TyKolt/kremis is a minimal graph engine written in Rust. It records and associates data, then retrieves it without generating new content. The tool prioritizes grounded, deterministic outputs over invention.
12 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-25. Licensed Apache-2.0.
Use cases
- Storing and associating structured records as a graph
- Retrieving factual information without hallucination
- Building lightweight reasoning systems that require factuality
Pros
- Very small footprint due to minimal design
- Fast performance from Rust implementation
- Deterministic retrieval with no invented output
Cons
- Small community and limited documentation (12 stars on GitHub)
- No support for generation or inference
- Requires Rust knowledge for integration
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Very small footprint due to minimal design
- Fast performance from Rust implementation
- Deterministic retrieval with no invented output
Cons
- Small community and limited documentation (12 stars on GitHub)
- No support for generation or inference
- Requires Rust knowledge for integration
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