holographic-memory-mcp
MCP server for Holographic Memory: private, on-device persistent memory for AI agents. This package downloads the prebuilt hms-mcp binary for your platform (checked against a SHA-256 table shipped in the package) and runs it.
uvx holographic-memory-mcp # stdio, for MCP clients
uvx holographic-memory-mcp --transport http # streamable HTTP on 127.0.0.1:8765/mcp
Tools: remember, recall, search, get, list, forget, stats, export. Everything is configured through flags or HMS_MCP_* environment variables; see docs/integrations/mcp/README.md in the repository.
Environment: HMS_MCP_BINARY runs a binary you built yourself, HMS_MCP_CACHE_DIR moves the download cache, HMS_MCP_RELEASE_BASE and HMS_MCP_CHECKSUMS point the downloader at a mirror and its checksum table.
Licensed Apache-2.0.
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