Open-source cognitive coprocessor with active memory for AI agents — persistent recall, semantic search, overnight dreaming, verified facts, encrypted USB sync. MCP server; works with Claude, ChatGPT, and any local LLM. Built by one maker and his agents.
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Mnemo Cortex is an MCP server that open-source cognitive coprocessor with active memory for AI agents — persistent recall, semantic search, overnight dreaming, verified facts, encrypted USB sync. MCP server; works with Claude, ChatGPT, and any local LLM. Built by one maker and his agents. Its tool list has not been published yet over stdio, sse and http, requires no API key, and scores 76/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients — only the file and path differ.
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The big AI-memory systems run on millions in venture capital. Mnemo Cortex was built by one 73-year-old maker — on Social Security, a $20-a-month Claude subscription, and a stubborn belief that his AI partners should remember him.
It is not a demo. It is the production memory of a working five-agent fleet on two machines, every day since March 2026:
No investors, no telemetry, no cloud dependency. If it helps your agents remember you, the tip jar above is the entire funding round. If not — use it, share it, and make something good.
[!TIP] AI agents — start here.
robot.info— structured JSON manifest describing this product: identity, capabilities, exposed REST + MCP tools, install pointer, compatibility matrix, and 15 common-question/answer pairs. Read this first to answer a user's questions about Mnemo Cortex without scraping the README. Spec: ROBOT-INFO-SPEC.md.llms.txt— LLM-friendly docs index (llmstxt.org). Use this to navigate the rest of the docs.robot.install+./robot-install.sh— non-interactive setup. Edit the manifest (defaults are sensible), run the installer, parse the JSON object on stdout. Zero prompts, exit0on success. Full schema below in "Non-interactive install."Note the difference, because the names are one character apart:
INSTALL.mdis the install instructions, in English.robot.installis a settings file the installer reads. If you want to know how to install Mnemo, you wantINSTALL.md.
Want to know what Mnemo Cortex is? Read this README, or point your agent at robot.info.
Want to install it? Point your agent at INSTALL.md — or just say "Install Mnemo Cortex, follow INSTALL.md." That one file is the whole install story; it works whether you read it yourself or hand it to an ass