Global Agent Memory MCP server

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Global Agent Memory

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Local-first, project-aware, durable memory for Claude Code, Codex, and other

MCP-compatible agents.

Global Agent Memory gives multiple coding agents one shared, reviewable memory without handing control of your knowledge base to a hosted service. Markdown files are canonical, a hybrid local MCP runtime is the public agent interface, and the dashboard lets a human approve, edit, protect, or remove what agents remember. Agent commands work without a background server. The authenticated localhost server starts on demand for the dashboard and can optionally run continuously for live file watching and shared embedding work.

One Vault. Multiple agents. Human-controlled memory.

Quick start · Obsidian Vault · Dashboard · How it works · Security · MCP contract · Documentation

Why Global Agent Memory?

Coding agents are useful inside a session, but important context is often lost between sessions or fragmented across individual clients. Global Agent Memory provides a durable layer for knowledge such as:

• architectural decisions and project conventions;
• verified workflows and operational runbooks;
• recurring problems and their proven solutions;
• project preferences, entities, and handoff summaries;
• bounded context for a new task or agent session.

Agents propose memories as candidates. A human reviews them before they become durable, controls their visibility, and can later update, supersede, archive, or hard-delete them.

How it compares

Use project instruction files for compact rules that always belong in a prompt. Use Global Agent Memory when knowledge should be searchable, shared between clients, reviewed by a person, updated over time, or hidden behind explicit permission.

Highlights

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.