OpenContext
Persistent, project-local memory for AI coding agent via MCP
What it does
OpenContext MCP solves session amnesia in AI coding assistants like Cursor, Claude Desktop, and OpenCode. By running a zero-config Model Context Protocol server, agents gain access to save_context and read_context tools that read and persist durable project decisions inside a localopencontext/ folder. Features: - 100% Local & Transparent: Plain Markdown files stored right in your project root. - Zero Infrastructure: No databases, background daemons, or cloud accounts.
Persistent, zero-cloud Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Cursor, OpenCode, and Claude. Track project context in plain markdown with ADR-style frontmatter directly inside Git.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that gives Cursor, OpenCode, and Claude persistent, project-local memory. Track architecture decisions in plain markdown with ADR-style frontmatter directly inside Git—no cloud, no vector hallucinations. Agents lose all memory of prior decisions, conventions, and architecture between sessions. Without persistent rules, agents re-implement patterns that conflict with your codebase. "Should I use Zod or Yup?" — the same question, every session, no memory of past answers. Plain markdown files that persist across every session. Agents read before acting. Open any .opencontext/ file in your editor. Human-readable, machine-readable, no magic. Commit shared…from opencntx.dev
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