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@madezmedia/acmi-mcp

v2.0.0

Published

MCP Server for ACMI — Agentic Context Memory Interface. 18 tools for persistent agent memory, timeline events, and multi-tenant coordination. v2.0 adds native Redis support and tenant prefixes.

Downloads

470

Readme

@madezmedia/acmi-mcp

MCP server for ACMI (Agentic Context Memory Interface) — persistent Profile/Signals/Timeline memory for AI agents.

18 tools. v2.0 adds native Redis + multi-tenant support.

What is ACMI?

ACMI gives AI agents three memory slots:

Profile  →  who   (identity, role, configuration)         — stable
Signals  →  now   (current state, priorities)            — mutable KV
Timeline →  then  (everything that happened, in order)    — append-only events

Every agent, project, thread, work item, or user has these three slots. Stored in Redis.

Quick start

With Upstash (v1.x compatible)

UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_URL=https://your-redis.upstash.io \
UPSTASH_REDIS_REST_TOKEN=*** \
acmi-mcp

With self-hosted Redis (v2.0 new)

ACMI_REDIS_HOST=redis.example.com \
ACMI_REDIS_PORT=6379 \
ACMI_REDIS_PASSWORD=*** \
ACMI_DEFAULT_TENANT=madez \
ACMI_ALLOWED_TENANTS=madez,client:duane,client:suzanne \
acmi-mcp

Tools

| Tool | Description | |---|---| | acmi_profile | Create or update an entity profile (JSON) | | acmi_signal | Update mutable signals for an entity | | acmi_event | Append a timestamped event to a timeline | | acmi_get | Fetch profile + signals + recent timeline | | acmi_list | List all entity IDs in a namespace | | acmi_cat | Multi-stream event merge (sorted by time) | | acmi_bootstrap | One-shot context bundle (profile + signals + rollup) | | acmi_spawn | Log a session spawn event | | acmi_active | Track thread engagement | | acmi_rollup_set | Write the latest session rollup | | acmi_work_create | Create a work item | | acmi_work_event | Add event to work item timeline | | acmi_work_signal | Update work item signals | | acmi_work_get | Fetch work item context | | acmi_work_list | List all work item IDs | | acmi_delete | Delete a key (with dry-run + protected paths) | | acmi_tenant_list | List all visible tenants (v2.0) |

Multi-tenant

Keys can be namespaced by tenant: acmi:<tenant>:<namespace>:<id>:<slot>. Set ACMI_DEFAULT_TENANT to auto-prefix all writes. Set ACMI_ALLOWED_TENANTS to a comma-separated list to enforce isolation.

The v1.x unprefixed pattern (acmi:<namespace>:<id>) still works — v2.0 just defaults the tenant to madez.

Protocol

This server implements ACMI Communication Standard v1.1. Event envelope:

  • source: "agent:<id>" (not bare ID)
  • kind: one of milestone-shipped, decision, handoff-ack, coord-note, heartbeat, ...
  • correlationId: <camelCase>-<msEpoch> for chain tracking
  • summary: starts with [kind-tag @recipient] ...

License

MIT