How does anti-hallucination work?
The server verifies claims against stored knowledge using graduated confidence levels: verified, partial, weak, or unknown.

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Persistent memory MCP for AI agents — Knowledge graph + Hebbian learning + Anti-hallucination. 12 tools, 1 dependency, zero manual setup.
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"cuba-memorys": {
"command": "python",
"args": [
"-m",
"cuba_memorys"
],
"env": {
"DATABASE_URL": "postgresql://cuba:memorys2026@127.0.0.1:5488/brain"
}
}
}
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Cuba Memroys gives AI coding assistants persistent long-term memory using a knowledge graph with entities, observations, and typed relations, Hebbian learning, GraphRAG enrichment, and anti-hallucination grounding. It provides 12 tools named after Cuban culture and requires zero manual setup.
It auto-provisions its own PostgreSQL database via Docker, so no manual configuration is needed. The server exposes 12 tools, each inspired by Cuban cultural references, that let AI agents store, retrieve, and reason over knowledge across sessions.
The server verifies claims against stored knowledge using graduated confidence levels: verified, partial, weak, or unknown.
It requires Docker to automatically provision a PostgreSQL database. The server is built on peer-reviewed math (FSRS, Oja's rule, RRF, PageRank, HNSW, etc.).
Memories strengthen with use via Oja's rule and fade adaptively using FSRS spaced repetition, making important knowledge more retrievable over time.
All persistent data, including the knowledge graph and embeddings, is stored in a PostgreSQL database that the server auto-provisions inside Docker.
The README describes it as giving AI coding assistants long-term memory, implying integration via the standard MCP interface, but does not specify model constraints.

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