KnowledgeGraph FAQs

Question 1

What is KnowledgeGraph?

Accepted Answer

KnowledgeGraph is a tool that provides persistent memory for Claude, allowing it to remember information across multiple conversations using a knowledge graph. It supports SQLite and PostgreSQL storage backends.

Question 2

How does KnowledgeGraph work?

Accepted Answer

It stores information in entities, relations, observations, and tags, allowing Claude to retrieve and utilize this stored knowledge in subsequent interactions. You create and manage these elements via provided data creation/retrieval tools.

Question 3

What are the key features of KnowledgeGraph?

Accepted Answer

Key features include persistent memory for Claude, SQLite and PostgreSQL support, project separation for data isolation, fuzzy search, and tools for managing entities, relations, observations, and tags.

Question 4

How do I set up KnowledgeGraph with Claude?

Accepted Answer

You can install it using NPX or Docker. Then, configure your Claude Desktop or VS Code settings to connect to the KnowledgeGraph server. Detailed steps are in the README.

Question 5

What databases are supported?

Accepted Answer

KnowledgeGraph supports both SQLite and PostgreSQL. SQLite is the default and requires no setup, while PostgreSQL is recommended for production use with multiple users.

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