Memory Domain Knowledge
Implements persistent memory using a local knowledge graph, enabling Claude to remember information across chats.
About
Memory Domain Knowledge is a server that provides a basic implementation of persistent memory leveraging a local knowledge graph. It allows applications like Claude to retain user information across multiple chat sessions. The server stores information as entities, relations, and observations, providing a structured way to manage and retrieve knowledge. The API offers tools for creating, deleting, reading, and searching entities, relations, and observations within the knowledge graph, allowing for personalized and context-aware interactions.
Key Features
- Persistent storage of memory using a local knowledge graph
- Define directed relations between entities
- API for adding, deleting, and searching knowledge graph elements
- Integration examples for Claude Desktop
- Create and manage entities with types and observations
Use Cases
- Personalizing chatbot interactions based on user data
- Building knowledge graphs to represent relationships and facts
- Enabling AI models to remember context across multiple conversations
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