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Lumera Agent Memory

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Durable agent memory with Cascade object storage and local FTS index
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Reliability
5/20
Security and permissions
5/20
Maintenance
7/20
Documentation
3/20
Setup experience
4/20

This server provides persistent memory for agents, featuring client-side encryption and local full-text indexing, suitable for privacy-conscious and cross-session memory scenarios.

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Lumera Agent Memory is an MCP server providing persistent memory for AI agents. It uses Cascade object storage and a local full-text search (FTS) index, supporting cross-session context saving and retrieval with client-side encryption. The server communicates via stdio and is distributed as a Python package.

Tools

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Setup

Install the Python package 'lumera-agent-memory' version 1.0.0 via pip. After installation, configure the MCP server in Claude Code to point to the package executable.

Fit and risk

Best for

  • Agent applications requiring cross-session memory
  • Users who prioritize data privacy and prefer local memory storage

Not for

  • Applications needing complex relational queries
  • Scenarios requiring large-scale distributed storage

Required permissions

  • Access local filesystem to store and retrieve memory data
  • May access Cascade object storage service (specific permissions depend on deployment config)

Risks and side effects

  • Memory data may contain sensitive information; client-side encryption helps mitigate leaks
  • Local index dependency; storage capacity may impact performance

Troubleshooting

  1. Check that 'lumera-agent-memory' is correctly installed in the Python environment
  2. Ensure the MCP server configuration command path points to the correct executable
  3. Verify object storage connection settings (if using remote storage)

Use cases

Provide persistent memory for Claude Code across sessions
Save and retrieve agent context
Search historical memory using local full-text index

Supported clients

ClaudeFull support