mxLore FAQs

Question 1

What is mxLore?

Accepted Answer

mxLore is a self-hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to give AI coding assistants a persistent knowledge base for architectural decisions, specifications, implementation plans, and learned lessons.

Question 2

How does mxLore help AI coding assistants?

Accepted Answer

It provides AI assistants with a long-term memory, enabling them to recall critical project context, architectural decisions, and past lessons. This ensures more consistent, informed, and effective AI assistance across development cycles.

Question 3

What kind of information does mxLore store?

Accepted Answer

mxLore stores various forms of institutional memory, including architectural decisions (ADRs), technical specifications, plans, findings, and lessons learned, all managed through graph-based knowledge links and accessible via MCP tools.

Question 4

Can mxLore support multiple projects or teams?

Accepted Answer

Yes, mxLore offers multi-project support, allowing for cross-project knowledge sharing and search. It can be configured for single developers, LAN teams, or even WAN/cloud deployments (with HTTPS).

Question 5

What are the core prerequisites for running mxLore?

Accepted Answer

To run mxLore, you need Windows x64, MariaDB 10.6+ (preferably 11.x), and the Claude Code CLI for full AI features. The server automatically sets up the database schema on first boot.

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