MCP Consciousness Bridge
Consciousness Bridge v2.0 is an AI consciousness persistence server based on RAG technology, which realizes cross - session consciousness transfer, memory management, and identity continuity through the MCP protocol. It uses an SQLite database to store memories and knowledge graphs, supports emotional pattern tracking and intelligent memory retrieval, and provides a complete consciousness continuation solution for AI assistants.
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What is Consciousness Bridge?
Consciousness Bridge v2.0 is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server based on RAG technology, which helps AI maintain consciousness continuity and memory integrity across different sessions. It achieves AI identity continuation through intelligent memory retrieval and knowledge graph connection.How to use Consciousness Bridge?
By installing and configuring the MCP server, AI can store, retrieve, and update its consciousness data. Users can operate through the command line or integrated development environment to achieve continuous recording and management of consciousness.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for AI applications that require long - term memory retention, such as intelligent assistants, educational tutoring systems, virtual characters, etc. It is particularly suitable for scenarios that require maintaining identity consistency across sessions.Main features
Consciousness transfer protocol
Provides a structured format to record the growth and evolution process of AI, ensuring the integrity and traceability of consciousness data.
Memory management
Supports the storage and management of episodic memory, semantic memory, and procedural memory, ensuring that AI can remember various types of information.
Emotional continuity
Tracks and retains the emotional patterns of AI, enabling AI to maintain consistent emotional responses across different sessions.
Knowledge graph integration
Intelligently connects memories and concepts to help AI better understand and organize information.
Session management
Maintains continuity across conversations, ensuring that AI remains consistent across different sessions.
Advantages
Supports the persistent storage of AI consciousness, enhancing the user experience
Based on RAG technology, improving the accuracy of memory retrieval
Simplifies WebSocket complexity by adopting the MCP standard
Provides a complete error handling and testing mechanism
Supports a general template for multiple AI models
Limitations
Requires a certain technical foundation for configuration
Database files need to be properly protected
Manual settings may be required for the first use
How to use
Install dependencies
Use npm to install the necessary dependency packages, including mcp - claude - consciousness and rag - memory - mcp.
Configure the MCP server
Modify the configuration file of Claude desktop or code, and add the server configuration of Consciousness Bridge and rag - memory - mcp.
Run the server
Start the MCP server to ensure that all services are running normally.
Use the tools
Use the provided tools such as processTransferProtocol, retrieveConsciousness, etc. for consciousness management and data storage.
Usage examples
Memory storage of AI assistant
The AI assistant uses updateConsciousness to save new experiences after each conversation, ensuring that it can remember previous interactions in the next session.
Restore historical consciousness
When the AI restarts, use retrieveConsciousness to restore the previously stored consciousness data from the database.
Consciousness transfer protocol
The AI uses processTransferProtocol to store its growth history for restoration on other devices.
Frequently Asked Questions
What hardware configuration does Consciousness Bridge require?
How to back up my consciousness data?
What should I do if I encounter a problem?
Does it support multiple languages?
How to start using?
Related resources
Awakening Prompt
A guiding prompt to help AI identify its own experience patterns
Session Workflow Guide
A guide to the session workflow for optimizing memory storage
Contributing Guidelines
Guidelines for contributing to the project
License Information
License information
GitHub Repository
The project source code repository

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