Memory layer for AI coding assistants. Indexes git history + code, exposes via MCP.
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{
"mcpServers": {
"io-github-patsa2561-art-mneme-ai-patsa2561-art": {
"args": [
"-y",
"mneme-ai"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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You let AI agents read your code, touch your machine, and call hosted models. Mneme is the local, signed boundary every one of those actions crosses — it guards, verifies, and remembers, so you move at full speed and can prove what happened, offline, without trusting the vendor.
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One local-first, signed boundary every AI agent crosses — it verifies before it acts, keeps your code & secrets from leaking to the model, remembers across sessions & vendors, and meters the tokens it saves you. Every number is measured — no hype, no fabricated metric.
μνήμη · NEE-meh · Greek for "memory." · Vendor-neutral · MIT · air-gap-ready · 20,000+ pinned tests.
🛡 The world's only machine-verified marketing. Every public claim binds to a probe; CI fails the build if even one drifts. The Public Honesty Ledger is Ed25519-signed and verifies offline (mneme truthproof verify) — the badge above cannot be faked green.
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You let AI agents read your code, touch your machine, and call hosted models. Mneme is the local, signed boundary every one of those actions crosses — it guards, verifies, and remembers, so you move at full speed and can prove what happened, offline, without trusting the vendor.
flowchart LR
AGENT["🤖 Any AI agent<br/>Claude · GPT · Gemini · Grok · Cursor"]:::agent
subgraph MNEME["🧠 MNEME · one local boundary · signed · MIT"]
direction TB
GUARD["🛡 GUARD<br/>injection firewall · secret-blinding · destructive-cmd co-sign"]:::guard
VERIFY["🔍 VERIFY<br/>catch hallucinations · grade agent security · certify output"]:::verify
MEM["♾ REMEMBER<br/>signed cross-vendor memory + verified context"]:::mem
end
MODEL["☁️ Hosted model"]:::ext
MACHINE["💻 Your code & machine"]:::ext
LEDGER["📜 Offline-verifiable receipt"]:::ledger
AGENT <--> MNEME
MNEME <-->|screened| MODEL
MNEME <-->|gated| MACHINE
MNEME -->|signs every step| LEDGER
classDef agent fill:#0b1020,stroke:#00d4ff,color:#ffffff;
classDef guard fill:#11182f,stroke:#c084fc,color:#e6e6f0;
classDef verify fill:#11182f,stroke:#22d3ee,color:#e6e6f0;
classDef mem fill:#11182f,stroke:#f0b429,color:#e6e6f0;
classDef ext fill:#0b1020,stroke:#2da44e,color:#ffffff;
classDef ledger fill:#1a1206,stroke:#f0b429,color:#ffffff;
Measured · Signed · MIT. When Mneme can't prove something it s