t3ta_memory-bank-mcp-server

t3ta_memory-bank-mcp-server

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Memory Bank MCP Server 2.2.1 is a server implementation for managing project documentation and context across sessions, enhancing JSON Patch support and adding workspace options.

Memory Bank MCP Server 2.2.1 is designed to manage project documentation and context across sessions, ensuring consistent project knowledge through global and branch-specific memory banks. This version enhances JSON Patch support, adds workspace options, and includes numerous improvements. Inspired by the Cline Memory Bank, it provides a robust foundation for managing memory in software projects. Key updates include improved JSON Patch handling, CLI workspace enhancements, template system integration, testing improvements, and logging enhancements. The server supports a JSON-based document structure, enhanced API, and clean architecture implementation, making it a comprehensive tool for managing project documentation.

Features

  • Enhanced JSON Patch Implementation: Improved adapter and operation handling with better error codes.
  • CLI Workspace Option Enhancement: Direct root directory specification for seamless project management.
  • Template System Integration: Supports template loading with improved error handling.
  • Testing Improvements: Migration to jest.fn() for better testing and simplified setup.
  • Logging Enhancements: Replaced console.log with logger for improved logging.

Tools

  1. write_branch_memory_bank

    Write to branch memory library documents

  2. read_branch_memory_bank

    Read branch memory library documents

  3. write_global_memory_bank

    Write to global memory library documents

  4. read_global_memory_bank

    Read global memory library documents

  5. read_context

    Read all context information

  6. read_rules

    Read the memory bank rules