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mem-evolved

v0.1.0

Published

Memory, session search, and skills for any AI agent. Three-tier memory system extracted from Hermes Agent.

Downloads

158

Readme

mem-evolved 🧠⚡

Memory, session search, and skills for any AI agent.

Your coding agent remembers everything across every session — without a database, without a cloud service, without subscriptions. Just one npx command and SQLite.

npx mem-evolved

What it does

Three tiers of agent memory, same pattern that powers Hermes Agent:

| Tier | What | Why | |------|------|-----| | Memory | Durable key-value facts | Your agent remembers preferences, conventions, and decisions across sessions | | Session Search | FTS5 full-text search over past conversations | Nothing is lost — find any past decision, error, or context | | Skills | Reusable markdown procedures | Knowledge compounds — your agent gets better at recurring tasks |

Auto-injection via MCP Resources — every time your agent starts, its stored memories are injected into the prompt automatically. No tool call needed. Your agent is smarter from turn 1.

Quick Start

# Run directly — no install required
npx mem-evolved

Data is stored at ~/.mem-evolved/ — SQLite database + skills directory. Portable, inspectable, deletable.

Set a custom data directory:

MEM_EVOLVED_DIR=/path/to/data npx mem-evolved

Integration Guides

Claude Code

Add to ~/.claude/claude.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mem-evolved": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["mem-evolved"]
    }
  }
}

Restart Claude Code. Your agent now has persistent memory, session search, and skills.

> memory_add content="I prefer pnpm over npm" target="user"
> memory_list
> skill_save name="deploy-flow" content="# Deploy\n1. pnpm build\n2. pnpm deploy"

Cursor

Add to .cursor/mcp.json in your project:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mem-evolved": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["mem-evolved"]
    }
  }
}

Open Cursor Settings → Features → MCP → Refresh. Tools appear automatically.

Ask your agent: "What do I prefer for package management?" after saving a memory. It will retrieve the fact from the auto-injected resource.

Any MCP-compatible agent

The pattern is the same — configure your MCP client to spawn npx mem-evolved as a stdio server.

Tools Reference

Memory Tools

| Tool | Args | Description | |------|------|-------------| | memory_add | content, target (user/memory) | Save a durable fact | | memory_search | query | Full-text search across memories | | memory_list | target (optional) | List all stored memories | | memory_remove | old_text | Remove a memory by content match | | memory_replace | old_text, content | Update an outdated memory |

Target scopes:

  • "user" — personal preferences, style, habits (the agent's user)
  • "memory" — project environment facts, conventions, decisions

Session Search

| Tool | Args | Description | |------|------|-------------| | session_search | query, limit | FTS5 full-text search over past sessions |

Skill Tools

| Tool | Args | Description | |------|------|-------------| | skill_save | name, content, category | Save a reusable procedure | | skill_load | name | Load a skill by name | | skill_list | category | List available skills | | skill_patch | name, old_string, new_string | Update a skill | | skill_delete | name | Remove a skill |

MCP Resources (Auto-Injection)

Three resources are exposed and read automatically by the agent every turn:

| URI | Content | |-----|---------| | memory://current | All memories, formatted for prompt injection | | memory://user | User-specific memories only | | memory://project | Project-specific memories only |

No manual tool call needed. The agent starts every session with context already loaded.

Design Principles

  • Declarative only — save facts, not instructions. If a fact will be stale in 7 days, don't save it.
  • Self-improving — skills patch themselves. If a skill is wrong, fix it immediately.
  • Local first — all data in ~/.mem-evolved/. Your data stays yours. No cloud, no telemetry.
  • Zero confignpx mem-evolved is the only command. Everything else is your MCP client.
  • Portable — copy ~/.mem-evolved/ to any machine. Resumes where you left off.

Why not just use [existing tool]?

| Tool | mem-evolved | |------|------------| | File-based context windows | Manual, fragile, easy to forget | | Vector databases | Overkill for agent memory, need cloud or heavy infra | | Hermes Agent | Full agent framework (task scheduling, TUI, plugins, 150+ tools) — mem-evolved is just the memory layer, extractable into any agent | | In-memory conversation buffers | Lost on restart. mem-evolved persists across sessions. |

mem-evolved is the memory system extracted from Hermes Agent, packaged as a standalone MCP server. You get the same memory architecture without the full framework.

License

MIT