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File-backed Memory MCP Server for multi-agent coordination, enabling AI coding agents to persistently store and search memories using JSON files without external services.
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Oracle Memory
File-backed Memory MCP Server for multi-agent coordination.
Persistent memory layer for AI coding agents.
No database — just JSON files under .oracle-memory/.
Agents connect via stdio, HTTP, or streamable transport.
Requirements
- Node.js 24+
Quick start
npm install -g oracle-memory
# Run as MCP server (stdio)
oracle-memory
# Or with custom root:
ORACLE_MEMORY_ROOT_DIR=/path/to/project oracle-memory
Register in Claude Code:
claude mcp add oracle-memory -- /path/to/oracle-memory/dist/index.js
Register in Codex
Add to Codex MCP config pointing to the same path.
Memory types
| Type | Purpose | Lifetime |
|---|---|---|
fact |
Permanent knowledge (preferences, decisions, conventions) | Forever |
insight |
Lessons learned, gotchas, discoveries | Forever |
chunk |
Conversation snapshots (pre-compact) | Auto-expire (configurable TTL) |
working |
Session scratchpad, temporary context | Cleared between sessions |
MCP tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
remember |
Save a fact/insight/chunk/working memory |
recall |
Search with hybrid BM25 + vector + entity graph ranking |
get_memory |
Retrieve a single memory by ID and type |
update_memory |
Update content/tags/importance/meta/TTL of an existing memory |
list_memories |
List memories with optional type/agent/tag/query filters |
forget |
Permanently delete a memory by ID and type |
clear_working |
Clear working memory for an agent (or all) |
consolidate |
Merge similar memories by tag overlap |
get_sessions |
List currently connected agent sessions |
get_stats |
Memory statistics by type and agent |
MCP resources
| URI | Content |
|---|---|
oracle-memory://memories |
All stored memories |
oracle-memory://memories/{type} |
Memories filtered by type |
oracle-memory://stats |
Memory statistics |
oracle-memory://sessions |
Currently connected agent sessions |
HTTP transport (multi-agent hub)
ORACLE_MEMORY_TRANSPORT=http ORACLE_MEMORY_PORT=8765 oracle-memory
Register each agent:
claude mcp add --transport http oracle-memory http://localhost:8765/mcp
With bearer auth:
ORACLE_MEMORY_HTTP_TOKEN=your-secret ORACLE_MEMORY_TRANSPORT=http ORACLE_MEMORY_PORT=8765 oracle-memory
Backward compatibility: Old
AGOYA_*env vars still work as fallbacks.
Storage layout
<root>/.oracle-memory/
├── config.json # Server configuration
├── facts/ # Permanent knowledge
├── insights/ # Lessons learned
├── chunks/ # Conversation snapshots
├── working/ # Session scratchpads
├── graph/graph.json # Entity relationship graph
└── vectors/ # Vector embeddings (optional)
All writes are atomic (write .tmp → rename). No corruption from crashes.
Search
BM25 keyword search (built-in, zero deps)
Tokenization + stop word filtering + BM25 ranking. Fast, deterministic, works offline.
Vector semantic search (optional)
When enabled, remember also indexes each memory with a vector embedding using
Xenova/all-MiniLM-L6-v2 (384-dim). On recall, results are fused using
RRF (Reciprocal Rank Fusion) — combining keyword relevance with semantic
similarity for the best of both worlds.
The model (~15MB) auto-downloads on first use and caches locally.
To disable:
ORACLE_MEMORY_DISABLE_VECTORS=1 oracle-memory
Example workflow
# Agent saves knowledge
→ remember(agent="claude", type="fact", content="Project uses port 3000", tags=["config"])
# Agent searches across sessions
→ recall(query="port configuration")
← [{ entry: { content: "Project uses port 3000", ... }, score: 2.3, method: "bm25" }]
# Update a memory
→ update_memory(id="20260713-...", type="fact", { content: "Project uses port 4000" })
# Check memory stats
→ get_stats()
← { totalMemories: 42, byType: { fact: 20, insight: 10, chunk: 10, working: 2 }, ... }
Environment
| Variable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
ORACLE_MEMORY_ROOT_DIR |
cwd |
Root directory for .oracle-memory/ store |
ORACLE_MEMORY_DISABLE_VECTORS |
false |
Set to 1 to disable vector search |
ORACLE_MEMORY_TRANSPORT |
stdio |
Transport: stdio or http/streamable |
ORACLE_MEMORY_HOST |
0.0.0.0 |
HTTP bind host |
ORACLE_MEMORY_PORT |
8765 |
HTTP port |
ORACLE_MEMORY_HTTP_TOKEN |
— | Bearer token for /mcp |
ORACLE_MEMORY_LOG_LEVEL |
info |
Log level |
Old AGOYA_* env vars still work as fallbacks.
Build
npm run build # TypeScript → dist/
npm run check # Type-check only
npm run dev # Run via tsx
npm start # Run compiled version
npm test # Run tests
Integrated projects
Oracle-Memory writes .oracle-memory/ format natively, making it interoperable with:
- Oracle — MCP-powered AI coding consultant (skills + oracles)
- Oracle Messages — Multi-agent message bus
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