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@anchormem/anchor

v0.1.4

Published

Anchor — cross-agent memory for AI coding agents. Meta-package; installs the CLI and MCP server.

Readme

@anchormem/anchor

Cross-agent memory for AI coding agents. Local-first.

This is the meta-package. Installing it gives you both the anchor CLI and the anchor-server MCP server in one step — the recommended way to use Anchor.

Quick start

# 1. Install and initialize (creates ~/.anchor/)
npx @anchormem/anchor init

# 2. Tell Claude Code about it
claude mcp add anchor -- anchor-server

# 3. Open the interactive console any time
anchor

That's it. Your next Claude Code session can call memory_recall and memory_remember automatically.

What you get

  • anchor — the CLI and interactive console
  • anchor-server — the MCP server stdio binary

Both are installed on your PATH after npm install -g @anchormem/anchor (or used directly via npx).

Documentation

See the main project README for:

  • Connecting other agents (Codex, Cursor, Cline, Antigravity, Continue.dev, Windsurf, OpenCode, Zed)
  • Auto-loading project memory at session start (hooks)
  • Optional semantic recall via embeddings (Ollama, OpenAI, Gemini, Voyage)
  • Common commands
  • Security notes
  • Contributing

License

MIT