claude mcp add synapse-layer -- npx -y synapse-layer
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RAG retrieves. Synapse remembers. **Persistent memory infrastructure for AI agents — AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest, semantic search, MCP-native.** Synapse Layer is open-source persistent memory infrastructure for AI agents and assistants. Memories are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, indexed via pgvector HNSW for semantic recall, and exposed through MCP JSON-RPC for native integration with Claude, GPT, Gemini, and any MCP-compatible client. Apache 2.0 licensed. Website · Docs · PyPI · Forge --- ⚡ 30-Second Quickstart Get your Connect Token at forge.synapselayer.org → Connect, then install into any MCP client: On the Forge dashboard the **Smithery** card already copies the command with your token embedded (… | bash -s -- sk_connect_…) — a single paste in your terminal is enough. Or use the Python SDK: Get your token at forge.synapselayer.org → Dashboard → Connect --- What is Synapse Layer? The **persistent memory layer for AI agents** — the missing piece between stateless LLMs and real continuity of context. Your AI agents forget everything between sessions. Synapse Layer fixes that. | Feature | Description | |---------|-------------| | 🔐 **Encrypted at rest** | AES-256-GCM with per-operation random IV and HMAC-SHA-256 integrity | | 🧩 **One-click connect** | Claude Desktop, Cursor, LangChain, CrewAI, n8n | | 🌐 **Cross-agent memory** | Save in ChatGPT, recall in Claude | | ⚡ **MCP-native** | Any MCP-compatible agent | | 🔒 **Header-first auth** | Tokens never in URLs or logs | | 🎯 **Trust Quotient** | Deterministic recall — memories ranked by confidence, not recency alone | --- Why Synapse Layer? > Your AI agents forget everything between sessions. Synapse Layer fixes that — in one line. | Without Synapse Layer | With Synapse Layer | |---|---| | Agent forgets context every session | Persistent memory across all sessions | | Memory locked to one model | Cross-agent: save in ChatGPT, recall in Claude | | No audit trail | Trust Quotient scoring on every memory | | Complex integration | pip install synapse-layer + 3 lines of code | | Plaintext stored on servers | AES-256-GCM encrypted at rest | --- Use Cases - **Long-term assistant memory** — persist user preferences, facts, and prior decisions across sessions. - **Cross-agent continuity** — save context in one agent and recall it in another. - **Secure memory for MCP clients** — connect Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible tools to a governed memory layer. - **Operational memory for teams** — maintain structured context, trust scoring, and searchable recall for production agents. --- Install Quick Start Python Script With Context Manager Get your token at forge.synapselayer.org → Dashboard → Connect --- 13 MCP Tools at a Glance Synapse Layer currently exposes 13 MCP tools for persistent memory workflows: - recall - save_to_synapse - process_text - search - health_check - initialize_context - save_memory - store_memory - recall_memory - list_memories - memory_feedback - neural_handover - slo_report These tools cover memory capture, semantic recall, structured storage, feedback loops, agent handoff, and operational observability.