mcp-klaudium

An enhanced MCP memory server with dynamic compression, context management and thinking process integration.

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Added on 3/28/2025

MCP Klaudium

An enhanced MCP memory server with dynamic compression, context management and thinking process integration. Based on the original MCP memory server.

Core Features

Basic Knowledge Graph Functionality

  • Entities with observations
  • Relations between entities
  • Basic CRUD operations
  • Search capabilities

Enhanced Memory Management

  • Temporal Awareness

    • Timestamps for entities and relations
    • Enables time-based analysis and compression
  • Memory Importance Tracking

    • Importance scoring for entities
    • Helps prioritize memory retention
  • Categorization System

    • Category field for better organization
    • Improved memory structure
  • Memory Statistics

    • Track total entities and relations
    • Monitor memory size in tokens
    • Observation counting

Coming Soon

  • Dynamic memory compression system
  • Context-aware memory management
  • Thinking process integration
  • Advanced memory categorization
  • Memory summarization

Project Structure

├── src/
│   ├── index.ts          # Main server implementation
│   ├── compression/      # Memory compression (coming soon)
│   ├── thinking/         # Thinking process (coming soon)
│   └── context/          # Context management (coming soon)
├── package.json
├── tsconfig.json
└── README.md

Development Status

This project is currently under active development. Features are being added incrementally with a focus on maintaining stability while expanding functionality.

Current Progress

  • ✅ Basic MCP memory server functionality
  • ✅ Enhanced entity and relation structure
  • ✅ Memory statistics implementation
  • 🚧 Memory compression system (in development)
  • 📅 Context management (planned)
  • 📅 Thinking process (planned)

Installation & Usage

# Coming soon...

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

MIT