A high-performance PostgreSQL-backed MCP server acting as a super memory, task tracker, and dynamic database manager for AI agents. Features built-in connection pooling, a professional tasks schema, and a unique shared multi-agent coordination hub to prevent coding conflicts in real-time.
claude mcp add pg-mnemosyne-mcp -- npx -y pg-mnemosyne-mcp
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides AI assistants with a robust "super memory", task tracker, and dynamic PostgreSQL database management capabilities. ⚡ Quick Start 1. **Install the package globally:** * **Windows**: * **macOS / Linux**: *(If you prefer standard pip or don't have pipx, run: pip install pg-mnemosyne-mcp --break-system-packages)* 2. **Auto-configure all your AI agents (Claude, Gemini, Qwen, Cursor, etc.) at once:** *(Be sure to replace user and password with your actual PostgreSQL username and database password!)* 3. **Restart your AI agents.** You're done! --- Features - **High-Performance**: Uses cached connection pooling (asyncpg.create_pool) for instant sub-millisecond database queries. - **Dynamic Projects**: The AI can create new databases for different projects on the fly. - **Dynamic Schema**: The AI can modify table schemas dynamically to adapt to changing memory needs. - **Standard Memory Tracker**: Built-in support for tracking, updating, and deleting memory items with tags. - **Advanced Task Management**: Dedicated tasks schema with fields for status transitions, priority, and deadlines. - **Multi-Agent Coordination**: Centralized session tracking preventing duplicate coding and file-editing conflicts. - **Raw SQL Execution**: Gives AI ultimate flexibility for complex queries and DDL operations. Setup Users will need to provide their PostgreSQL credentials using the PG_BASE_DSN environment variable. This is a standard connection string: postgresql:// : @ : / Where to configure this (Client Setup) The exact location depends on which AI client you are using. You need to add the server configuration to your client's MCP settings file. **For Claude Desktop:** - **Mac:** ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json - **Windows:** %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json **For Cursor:** - Go to Settings > Features > MCP and add a new MCP server, or edit your project's .cursor/mcp.json. **For Roo Code / Cline (VS Code):** - Edit the MCP settings file located at ~/Library/Application Support/Code/User/globalStorage/saoudrizwan.claude-dev/settings/cline_mcp_settings.json (Mac) or the equivalent Windows path. **For Gemini CLI & Qwen CLI:** - Open your global configuration file (usually located at ~/.gemini/settings.json or ~/.qwen/settings.json). - Alternatively, use the CLI: **For Claude Code CLI:** - The easiest way is to add it via the CLI: - Manually, it lives in your global config at ~/.claude.json. **For Codex CLI:** - The easiest way is to add it via the CLI: - Manually, it lives in your global config at ~/.codex/config.toml (TOML format). **For Windsurf IDE:** - Edit your global config at ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json. - Alternatively, click the **Hammer (MCP) icon** in the Cascade panel and select **Configure**. **For Antigravity CLI (agy):** Antigravity uses a plugin-based system. To add the server: 1. Create a plugin directory: mkdir -p ~/.gemini/config/plugins/pg-mnemosyne 2. Create ~/.gemini/config/plugins/pg-mnemosyne/mcp_config.json with the **Standard Template** below. 3. Add an entry to your ~/.gemini/config/import_manifest.json under the "imports" array: