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@stitchdb/agent

v0.3.0

Published

Memory layer for AI coding agents — MCP-native, BYO-LLM

Readme

@stitchdb/agent

Memory layer for AI coding agents — MCP-native, BYO-LLM.

Install

npm install @stitchdb/agent

Quickstart

import { Stitch } from '@stitchdb/agent'

const stitch = new Stitch({ apiKey: process.env.STITCHDB_API_KEY! })

await stitch.remember('Use Drizzle ORM with libSQL', { kind: 'decision', tags: ['db'] })

const hits = await stitch.recall('which ORM did we pick?', { k: 3 })
console.log(hits)

Add to Claude Code (MCP)

claude mcp add stitch \
  https://db.stitchdb.com/mcp/v1/<workspace_id> \
  --transport http \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer sdb_sk_..."

That's it. Claude Code now has remember, recall, forget, thread_append, thread_recall available as tools, plus two read-only resources.

Threads (conversation logs)

const chat = stitch.thread('session-2026-05-09')

await chat.append({ role: 'user', content: 'How does auth work in this project?' })
await chat.append({ role: 'assistant', content: 'Cookies for the dashboard, API keys for clients.' })

// Recover context next session.
const ctx = await chat.recall({ last: 10, semantic: 'auth' })

Privacy

  • We never see your LLM API keys (Anthropic/OpenAI/etc).
  • We never see prompts or completions unless you explicitly send them via remember() / thread.append().
  • Your data exports as JSON, anytime.
  • Soft-deleted memories are recoverable for 30 days.

License

MIT