Skip to content
UsecaseBoard
← All use cases
githubmemory

Renor: Markdown memory for coding agents over MCP

At a glance

OSS (AGPL): index a folder of Markdown notes into local SQLite, then expose search/recall/remember tools over MCP so Claude Code/Codex reuse decisions across sessions; hosted option at renor.cloud. This workflow is listed under memory, mcp, coding-agents, notes, oss.

Agents / tools
Renor, MCP, Claude Code, Codex, SQLite

Building a tool for these workflows? Sponsor / inquire.

Save ideas in this browser. Upvotes count across the board.

Prompt excerpt

Renor is memory for coding agents. You keep notes as Markdown files in a folder on your machine.
Explore all →
githubcode-intelligence

Graphicle: Rust code-graph + memory MCP for coding agents

Single Rust binary indexes calls/imports with tree-sitter, stores project/session memory in one SQLite file, and serves cited line-anchored excerpts over MCP—setup wires Claude Code/Codex/Cursor; reported 3–22× faster extracts vs Graphify on 13 codebases.

GraphicleMCPClaude Code+3
Source ↗
hnmemory

Busabase: system of record for AI agent work

Local-first OSS DB/workspace where Claude Code/Codex/Cursor share durable records, docs, skills, and apps—writes that matter go through human review; Skill, MCP, OpenAPI, and ACP connections keep agents stateless and work durable.

BusabaseClaude CodeCodex+3
Source ↗
productMCP

Kerno: local runtime QA that verifies agent changes against your stack

MCP-connected runtime QA maps critical flows and entry points, then re-tests the blast radius of each Claude Code/Cursor/Codex change against live Postgres/Kafka/APIs/MCP tools—contracts, authz, OWASP, errors—before merge, with self-heal when behavior changes on purpose.

KernoClaude CodeCursor+3
Source ↗
hnagent-memory

MuscleMemory: test-gated procedural memory for coding agents

Open-source local procedural memory that learns only after tests pass, then hands Claude Code/Codex/Cursor a short verified skill note on similar tasks (reported token/tool cuts in published benchmarks).

MuscleMemoryClaude CodeCodex+2
Source ↗