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nuggets-memory-plugin

v0.1.0

Published

Lightweight local memory nudges for coding agents via MCP.

Readme

Nuggets Memory

This folder now ships Nuggets as a single npm package and plugin product:

  • nuggets-memory-plugin

The package contains:

  • the local Nuggets memory engine
  • the MCP stdio server
  • install helpers for Hermes, Claude Code, and Codex

Install

Publish/install package:

npm install -g nuggets-memory-plugin

Then connect it to your host.

Hermes Agent

bash ./install.sh hermes

This writes a Hermes MCP entry that runs:

  • npx -y nuggets-memory-plugin

Claude Code

bash ./install.sh claude

This writes a Claude MCP entry that runs:

  • npx -y nuggets-memory-plugin

Codex

bash ./install.sh codex

Then:

  1. open the generated release bundle
  2. start Codex in the bundle
  3. run /plugins
  4. install Nuggets Memory

The Codex plugin bundle also launches:

  • npx -y nuggets-memory-plugin

What Nuggets is for

Nuggets is a lightweight nudge layer for agents:

  • short durable steering facts
  • preferences and corrections
  • tiny project hints
  • not the main memory store

npm package

Package name:

  • nuggets-memory-plugin

Useful commands:

npm run verify
npm run release:local
npm run publish:packages

Release outputs

npm run release:local writes:

  • artifacts/npm/nuggets-memory-plugin-<version>.tgz
  • artifacts/release/nuggets-memory-v<version>-<platform>/

Notes

  • Hermes and Claude can use the published npm package directly through MCP config.
  • Codex still installs through its plugin marketplace flow, but the plugin now points to the same npm package runtime.
  • The plugin bundles under plugins/ are thin wrappers around the single published npm package.