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For developers working with LLMs, the 'context window fatigue' is real. Every new session feels like starting from zero, forcing you to re-explain your tech stack, coding standards, or project architecture. The th-memory-mcp addresses this by providing a persistent, local-first memory layer via the Model Context Protocol. Unlike cloud-based memory solutions that raise privacy concerns, this tool utilizes a local SQLite database to store user preferences, past technical decisions, and specific workflow patterns. It functions as a long-term knowledge base that your AI agent can query to retrieve relevant context dynamically. Integrating it into your development harness—like OpenCode—allows the model to evolve alongside your project. Instead of manual prompting, the AI learns from your usage history to provide more personalized, accurate code suggestions and architectural advice, all while keeping your data strictly on your own machine.
An MCP server that exposes th-memory-mcp capabilities to MCP-compatible AI clients.
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th-memory-mcp
Call the MCP capabilities provided by th-memory-mcp and return a structured result.
inputPass arguments according to the server tool schema.Connection modes
{
"mcpServers": {
"th-memory-mcp": {
"url": "Generated by the provider after deployment"
}
}
}The Remote endpoint is generated by the provider after deployment; this page does not fabricate an unusable endpoint.
No npm package is recorded. Open the source repository to complete command and args.If no npm package is registered, follow the installation method in the source repository.
How to use
- 01Step 1
Review server capabilities and permission scope.
- 02Step 2
Copy the install command or JSON configuration.
- 03Step 3
Run a small connection test in your client.
- 04Step 4
Adopt it long term only after reviewing access and maintenance.
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