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@tenetvault/mcp-server

v0.9.3

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Local-first memory and rules layer for AI coding agents — MCP server and CLI.

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@tenetvault/mcp-server

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Local-first memory and rules layer for AI coding agents — via Model Context Protocol.

Quick Start

npx -y @tenetvault/mcp-server@latest setup cursor

This initializes the vault and configures Cursor MCP in one step. Replace cursor with claude, codex, or all.

Verify with:

npx -y @tenetvault/mcp-server@latest doctor

Features

  • 33 MCP tools: memories, rules, collections, review queue, merge, context approval, decisions, tasks, enforcement, compliance, vault status, governance, and tool-call control
  • Human-in-the-loop: all AI-created memories start as candidates until you approve
  • Feature flags: mcp_write_enabled (default off) guards all write operations
  • Local-first: SQLite database, zero cloud dependency, your data stays on your machine
  • Sensitive data protection: auto-scans for API keys, tokens, passwords before storing

CLI Commands

tenetvault setup <ide>    # Auto-configure MCP (cursor|claude|codex|all)
tenetvault doctor [ide]   # Diagnose activation issues (--json for CI)
tenetvault init           # Initialize vault at ~/.tenetvault/
tenetvault capture --title <t> --content <c>  # Save a candidate growth memory
pbpaste | tenetvault capture --title <t> --kind lesson
tenetvault review today --approve 1,3 --reject 2 --complete
tenetvault start          # Start daemon (Local API + vault runtime) + Web UI
tenetvault open           # Start if needed and open the dashboard
tenetvault version        # Show version
tenetvault flags list     # List feature flags
tenetvault flags set <key> <on|off>  # Toggle a feature flag

Documentation

Full documentation is included in the source repository. The GitHub link is usable only when that repository is publicly available or the reader has access: github.com/tenetvault/tenetvault.

License

MIT