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Query and store SOC analyst reasoning as institutional memory from Splunk.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Institutional Memory Agent MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use the Institutional Memory Agent MCP Server to query past SOC investigation records related to 'PowerShell lateral movement' and summarize common evidence, response steps, and final conclusions.
A summary of relevant past cases with reasoning patterns, evidence, response actions, and conclusions.
Write this Splunk alert investigation into institutional memory: alert type is anomalous login, key evidence includes unusual geolocation IPs, a spike in failed logins, and a high-risk account; conclusion is suspected account takeover, with blocking and password reset completed.
A structured knowledge record capturing event context, key evidence, analytical reasoning, and remediation results.
Based on the current Splunk alert, search the knowledge graph for similar SOC investigation cases and provide a recommended triage order, validation questions, and possible false-positive conditions.
Actionable triage guidance with similar case references and false-positive evaluation tips.
Analyze security incidents, map ATT&CK techniques, score severity, and recommend remediation.
Monitor AI agents with policy enforcement, audit logs, and risk blocking via Splunk MCP.
Add persistent memory for MCP agents to store and retrieve user context.
Manage persistent agent memories across global or repository-specific scopes.
Give AI coding agents persistent shared memory with a team knowledge graph.
Let AI agents store, search, and connect typed memories through MCP.