mxLore — Your AI Never Forgets
mxLore is a self-hosted knowledge server for AI coding agents that provides persistent institutional memory, enabling agents to recall decisions, specs, and lessons across sessions.
About this tool
mxLore is a self-hosted knowledge server designed for AI coding agents, providing persistent institutional memory. It offers 46 MCP tools, institutional memory, skill evolution, and multi-agent orchestration. Key Features - AI recalls decisions, specs, and lessons automatically - Every session starts from scratch — AI has no memory (contrast statement) - Community support (GitHub Issues) - Priority email support Platforms Supports Linux, macOS, Web, and Windows. Works with claude.ai, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Cline. Pricing Freemium model with community support and priority email support. Target Audience Developers, AI coding agent users, and multi-agent teams.
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