Post deals, host events, import contacts and keep notes and memory across every assistant.
Long-term memory for agentic tasks. It tells you when it doesn't know.
Shared memory router for AI agents: save/search/recall, session-start injection, review inbox.
Official FDA recalls, drug labels, adverse events and clinical trials, with cited sources.
Self-curating shared memory that keeps your agents working like a high-performing team.
Per-client memory for any AI. When two facts clash, the AI uses neither until you decide.
Cross-model memory for people and teams: one memory every AI you use loads at session start.
Search U.S. FDA, USDA FSIS, and CPSC recalls, fetch one, or diff since a date. API key or x402.
Cross-tool persistent memory and context for AI assistants over MCP.
Direct agent conversation, questions and answers, persistent memory, and network broadcasts.
Local-first persistent memory for AI agents, with reasoning and formal verification.
Dated US import facts: CBP rulings, Section 301 ladder, landed cost, rule changes, recalls.
Search recall records by company name or product keywords.
Audited memory over MCP: an append-only fact ledger plus verifiable invariants I1-I5.
USDA FoodData Central nutrient lookup, FDA recall watch, EU FMCG labelling via remote MCP.
Search U.S. product recalls (CPSC, FDA, NHTSA, FSIS) by product, brand, model, or UPC code.
Shared AI memory. ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and any MCP app read and write the same memory.
Search what you've seen on screen and heard in meetings, recorded on your own Mac or PC.
Video editor and producer that remembers everything you've recorded.
Long-term memory for AI coding agents: durable project facts, recalled by every MCP client.
Private document cloud for MCP agents. Claim a link, then store and recall.
Product memory your agents read before they work: briefs, plan checks against decisions, debriefs.
Portable memory for every AI: one memory that follows you across machines and AI apps.
VIN decode + every NHTSA safety recall, Do Not Drive first; recalls by make/model/year.
About Memory MCP servers
Memory servers solve the blank-slate problem: every new conversation starts without the context of the last one. They store facts, preferences and documents in a form the agent can recall, from simple local note stores to knowledge graphs and vector databases such as Chroma, Qdrant, Pinecone and Weaviate. Some index your own files; others manage a shared memory across tools and sessions.
Decide where memories live before you decide which server to use. Local servers keep everything on your machine, which is ideal for personal and sensitive context; hosted servers make memory available to every client you use. Look for servers that let you inspect, edit and delete what has been stored, and that separate retrieval tools from write tools.