E2E-encrypted markdown notes as shared memory for you and your agents, with local semantic search.
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io.github.vortex-303/vortex-notes is an MCP server that E2E-encrypted markdown notes as shared memory for you and your agents, with local semantic search. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio and sse, requires no API key, and scores 60/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
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"mcpServers": {
"io-github-vortex-303-vortex-notes": {
"args": [
"-y",
"vortex-notes"
],
"command": "npx"
}
}
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E2E-encrypted markdown notes as shared memory for you and your agents, with local semantic search.
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End-to-end-encrypted notes that double as memory for your AI agents.
▶ Open the app · Live demo · npm · Self-host

Your notes are plain .md files you own — greppable, git-able, Obsidian-compatible.
Vortex Notes adds the two things a notes app and an agent-memory store each do
separately, in one place:
That combination — agents can fully use it and the server can't read it — is the empty quadrant this fills.
A real app, not a viewer: installable on iPhone / Android / Mac (works offline), sub-second cross-device sync over WebSocket, and an Obsidian-style live-preview markdown editor that's as good on a phone as on a desktop.
A first-party MCP server gives Claude Code, OpenClaw, Cursor, or any MCP client task-shaped tools — not a CRUD mirror — and it works headless:
search_notes · read_note · write_note · edit_note (surgical)append_daily — timestamped journal entriesremember(fact, supersedes) — facts with a lifecycle: a superseded fact stays
visible, struck through, pointing at what replaced it. Auditable, not a black box.build_context(topic) — the top notes in full plus one hop of [[wikilinks]],
so an agent starts a task with the right context in one call.Search is on-device. Hybrid BM25 + multilingual embeddings (SQLite FTS5 + sqlite-vec + a small local model). No API key, nothing leaves your machine, and an English query finds your Spanish notes across ~100 languages.
Open vortex-notes.pages.dev/app, create an account (save the 12 words), and start writing. Add it to your home screen to install it. That's the whole onboarding — no email, no password.
On the agent's machine:
npx -y vortex-notes@latest pair
It prints a 6-letter code; approve it in the app (user menu → Agents & devices →
Pair an agent). The agent gets its own scoped, revocable key and never sees your
recovery phrase. pair then wires every harness it finds on that machine, pinned
to the paired vault:
/reload-mcp afterwards