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Maintain local relationship-continuity state for AI agents beyond factual memory.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Emotion Engine" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use Emotion Engine to update relationship-continuity state for this conversation: the user is slightly frustrated by the wait time but still willing to collaborate; record PAD mood, affective pulse, trust change, decay, and boundary signals.
A structured state update containing emotional, trust, and boundary continuity signals.
Before replying, retrieve this user's current relationship-continuity state from Emotion Engine, summarize their emotional tendency, trust level, and boundary cues, and adjust the response tone accordingly.
A summary of the current relationship state to help the agent respond more consistently and appropriately.
Split this interaction into two parts: write one part to factual memory, and write the other to relationship-continuity state through Emotion Engine, focusing on trust, decay, and boundary signals.
A result where factual information and affective relationship state are stored separately for later agent use.
Developers building long-running conversational agents can use it to store PAD mood, trust, and boundary state alongside factual memory. This helps agents preserve relational cues across turns instead of remembering facts alone.
Researchers can use it as a local-first state layer to observe how affective pulse, trust, and decay change over interactions. It is suitable for experimenting with agent relationship continuity.
Product teams designing AI interaction prototypes can use it to store user boundary signals and relationship state. This helps prototypes handle tone and interaction distance more consistently in later conversations.
It is a local-first stdio MCP server for storing relationship-continuity state for agents. The description mentions PAD mood, affective pulse, trust, decay, and boundary signals alongside factual memory.
It focuses on relationship-continuity state rather than factual content alone. In other words, it keeps emotional, trust, and boundary signals beside factual memory for later agent use.
The provided material only says it is a local-first stdio MCP server and does not include installation steps, dependencies, or key requirements. See the source repository for details.
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