What is Mnemos?
Mnemos is a local memory server for AI agents that indexes plain-Markdown files and serves them over the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so agents like Claude Code can search, read, and cite your own knowledge instead of guessing.
How to use Mnemos?
Install by cloning the repository and running make install (requires Go 1.25+). Index a project with mnemos init and mnemos ingest docs --collection myproject, then wire it into Claude Code with claude mcp add mnemos -- mnemos serve --config /abs/path/to/project/.mnemos.toml.
Key features of Mnemos
- Truly local-first: runs entirely on your machine with no network or telemetry.
- Zero dependencies: one self-contained, cgo-free Go binary.
- Works with any MCP client, built for Claude Code.
- Cited answers: every result links to exact file, section, and line range.
- Fast search via SQLite FTS5/bm25; optional local semantic and hybrid search.
- Read-write memory: agents can capture notes, list, forget, and move entries.
- Safe by default: read-only unless opted in; writes are path-confined and secret-scanned.
Use cases of Mnemos
- Give Claude Code cited access to your ADRs and design documents.
- Index project notes, runbooks, and source code for instant retrieval.
- Create a durable project memory that agents can both read and write.
- Consolidate raw captures into canonical docs with automatic conflict handling.
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