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MemOS

MemOS

Local-first, persistent memory for AI agents — in a file you own.
Give Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any MCP client a memory that survives restarts.
One SQLite file. No cloud, no API keys, no vendor lock-in.

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MemOS demo: store a memory, kill the process, recall it — all local

Website · Handbook · Docs · Discord · Twitter/X

Start here

npx -y @mem-os/sdk store "Prefers pnpm over npm" --db ./memos.db   # store
npx -y @mem-os/sdk search "package manager" --db ./memos.db        # recall
import { MemOS } from "@mem-os/sdk";

const memos = new MemOS();                          // one SQLite file, zero config
await memos.store("Prefers pnpm over npm");
const hits = await memos.search("package manager");

Works with Claude Code · Cursor · Codex · Gemini CLI · Hermes · OpenClaw · Cline · Zed · Goose · Kilo · Ollama · LangChain · CrewAI · any MCP client. memos connect <harness> writes the config for you — see the harness matrix.

Why it is different: the memory is a single SQLite file on your disk (export it, back it up, delete it) · no network calls required · typed graph edges, temporal validity, trust scores, and provenance · MIT, no paid tier.

Reproducible retrieval

Benchmark Result
LongMemEval-S, full 500 99.4% Hit@20 · 98.3% evidence recall · 96.4% all-evidence@20
ConvoMem, 387 scored 91.0% Hit@10 · 89.4% evidence recall@10
LoCoMo, full 1,986 65.0% Hit@10 · 59.8% evidence recall@10

Evidence-ID scored, no LLM judge. The LoCoMo conversations 0–1 subset (304 questions) reaches 79.8% Hit@10; the full-set number is the headline. Canonical source: website/data/benchmarks.json, generated from the raw artifacts in docs/artifacts/. Commands and caveats: benchmarks/README.md.

New here? Ingest your notes in 60 seconds — install, point at a folder, search it.

Installing? Agent-readable install contract · Harness matrix · MCP compatibility policy · per-harness snippets

Contributing? Good first issues · CONTRIBUTING.md · open benchmark leaderboard

Install

# TypeScript / Node.js
npm install @mem-os/sdk

# or run it without installing
npx -y @mem-os/sdk init --yes

# Python HTTP server
pip install mem-os-python
memos-server            # http://localhost:7400

The npm package tracks tagged releases and can briefly lag main. The GitHub source is the canonical, always-current build (v1.6.27). For the latest source build, see Installation.

Connect a harness

npx -y @mem-os/sdk connect claude-code --write
npx -y @mem-os/sdk connect cursor --write
npx -y @mem-os/sdk connect codex --write

connect writes the real MCP config, keeps a backup, and prints the restart step. For every supported harness, see the harness matrix.

What you get

Capability What it means
One file you own A single SQLite database; copy it, back it up, encrypt it, delete it
Hybrid retrieval SQLite FTS5 + embeddings, fused and relevance-gated
Graph memory Typed edges: relates_to, contradicts, supports, derived_from, temporal_precedes
Temporal validity validFrom / validTo and point-in-time search
Trust and provenance Source, trust score, version timeline, quarantine queue
Context packs Token-budgeted memory bundles with citations
Consolidation Dedupe, archive, summarize clusters, decay stale memories without losing history
MCP native stdio and Streamable HTTP, with a published compatibility policy
Four surfaces TypeScript SDK, CLI, MCP server, HTTP API — all on the same store
Adapters OpenAI, Anthropic, Vercel, LangChain, CrewAI, Ollama
Portability Import ChatGPT/Claude memory, export JSON/Markdown/Obsidian, backup/restore
Image memory Captions plus optional CLIP pixel search

Documentation

I want to… Read
Install in five minutes Installation
Point it at my notes Ingest your notes
Connect my coding agent Harness matrix
Understand nodes, trust, time, packs Memory model
Look up a command, tool, or route CLI · MCP tools · HTTP API
Operate a store Security model · Operations
See benchmark details Results in plain English
Understand the architecture ARCHITECTURE.md
See what is planned ROADMAP.md

Benchmarks

Retrieval-only, evidence-ID scored, no reader model and no LLM judge:

Benchmark Result
LongMemEval-S, full 500 99.4% Hit@20 · 96.4% all-evidence@20
ConvoMem, 387 scored 91.0% Hit@10 · 89.4% evidence recall@10
LoCoMo, full 1,986 65.0% Hit@10 · 59.8% evidence recall@10

End-to-end is reported separately: 78% on a 50-question LongMemEval-S sample, self-judged with the same model. It is not comparable to vendor numbers produced with a gpt-4o judge.

The full methodology, per-category breakdowns, and the reproducible leaderboard live in Benchmark Results and benchmarks/README.md. Raw artifacts are committed under docs/artifacts/.

Part of the AI Trio

Project Role
universal-mcp-toolkit MCP transport, server registry, and tool routing
memos Graph-based persistent memory across sessions
llm-guardian Token folding, budgets, and provider proxies

Each project works standalone. The integrations are optional: umt link memos exposes this store as an MCP server, and Guardian can inject a MemOS context pack when MEMOS_NAMESPACE is set. Nothing here requires the other two.

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MIT — use it anywhere, for any purpose, no attribution required.

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