Provide a unified memory vault with hybrid search for MCP clients.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "mnemon" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Please consolidate the project background, decisions, and to-dos mentioned across multiple MCP clients into the memory vault for later retrieval.
Consolidate scattered information into the memory vault for future lookup.
Search the memory vault for the requirements, conclusions, and related context I mentioned previously, ranked by relevance.
Return relevant historical records and context ranked by relevance.
Useful for people using multiple MCP clients who want key information managed in one place. The same context becomes searchable from any client.
When you need both keyword matches and semantically similar results, hybrid BM25 plus vector search helps. It is suited to quickly locating relevant items in a large memory store.
Good for developers or teams who want to self-host and control where data is stored. It can act as a unified memory layer in existing MCP workflows.
mnemon is a self-hosted MCP server that provides a unified memory vault across MCP clients. It supports hybrid BM25 and vector search.
It is used by connecting it as an MCP server in your client workflow. Installation and configuration details are not provided here; see the source repository.
It combines BM25 keyword retrieval with vector semantic search, making it suitable for both literal matching and semantic similarity. Regular search usually covers only one of those.
Adds persistent layered memory and search for AI agents locally.
Enable AI clients to remember user preferences across conversations with vector search.
Give AI agents persistent semantic memory with search, decay, and deduplication.
Turn books into a cross-linked knowledge wiki for retrieval and synthesis
Give AI coding tools persistent memory across sessions, devices, and workflows.
Provide local-first, auditable, consent-gated memory across AI tools via MCP.