Lipsky Memory
Lipsky Memory MCP is a model context protocol server for managing project memory and context.
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What is Lipsky Memory MCP?
Lipsky Memory MCP is a server for managing and storing project memory and context. It persists data through the Turso database, supports transaction processing, and can track relationships between entities.How to use Lipsky Memory MCP?
Users can connect to the database by setting environment variables (such as LIBSQL_URL and LIBSQL_AUTH_TOKEN), and then execute relevant commands to manage project memory and context.Applicable scenarios
Suitable for developers or teams who need to save project memory for a long time, track relationships between entities, and maintain context.Main features
Project memory management
Allows users to create, edit, and delete project memory.
Entity and relationship tracking
Can record entities and their relationships for subsequent analysis.
Memory persistence
Utilizes the Turso database to ensure data security and persistence.
Transaction support
Provides a transaction mechanism to ensure operation consistency.
Advantages
Easy to use, no complex configuration required to get started quickly.
Powerful persistence ability to ensure data will not be lost.
Supports transactions to guarantee data integrity.
Limitations
There may be connection issues in the HyperChat environment (being fixed).
Limited performance in processing large-scale data.
How to use
Install dependencies
Ensure that the required software packages and drivers supporting the Turso database are installed.
Configure environment variables
Set LIBSQL_URL and LIBSQL_AUTH_TOKEN as database connection information.
Start the server
Run the command to start the Lipsky Memory MCP server.
Usage examples
Add a new project
Demonstrate how to add a new project to the system.
List entities in a project
Show how to get all entities of a specific project.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to solve the connection failure problem?
Can data be imported in batches?
Related resources
Official documentation
Detailed user manuals and technical guides.
GitHub code repository
Open-source code repository.
Video tutorial
Quick-start video.

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