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MnemoverseThe Cognitive Layer for AI Agents

Build persistent memory systems that remember, learn, and coordinate like experienced developers.

🎯 Three-Year Vision

By 2028, we aim to be cognitive infrastructure for AI:

ComponentStatusTarget
🤖 MCP ServersLiveUniversal tool orchestration
📚 Research LibraryLiveCurated sources + AI librarian
🔗 Universal ProxyLiveTool access through single interface
🧠 Agent MemoryLiveSQL, Vector, Graph APIs
🏗️ Multi-Agent Arch🔄 DevelopmentLangGraph coordination
🧮 Hyperbolic Engine📝 ResearchMathematical foundations

💡 The Problem We Solve

AI agents today forget everything between conversations. They can't:

  • Remember previous decisions or context
  • Navigate complex codebases efficiently
  • Access external knowledge at scale
  • Coordinate with other agents

Mnemoverse fixes this by giving agents persistent, spatial memory that works like human cognition.

Traditional vs Mnemoverse Agents

Traditional AgentsMnemoverse Agents
🔄 Stateless conversations🧠 Persistent memory systems
📄 Linear text processing🗺️ Spatial knowledge maps
🔧 Limited tool access🌐 Universal tool orchestration
👤 Isolated operation👥 Multi-agent coordination

🚀 Current Phase: MCP Infrastructure & Memory Systems

We're building practical foundations for agent-based knowledge systems:

  • 🤖 MCP Server Ecosystem: GitHub, Gitea, Documentation servers with universal orchestration
  • 📖 MCP Documentation Servers: Production-ready servers published to npm - [mnemoverse/mcp-docs-server] (citation not found)(https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mnemoverse/mcp-docs-server) and [mcp-x/mcp-docs-server] (citation not found)(https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mcp-x/mcp-docs-server)
  • 📚 Research Library: Curated scientific sources with AI-powered knowledge management
  • 🔗 MCP Index: Universal proxy managing tools through intelligent routing
  • 🧠 Agent Memory: Production APIs for SQL, Vector, and Graph data access
  • 🏗️ Mnemoverse Arch: Multi-agent orchestration system with LangGraph and persistent memory (in development)
  • 🧮 Mathematical Foundations: Hyperbolic geometry research for knowledge representation

Ready to build with persistent agent memory? Start with our Getting Started Guide or try our MCP Documentation Server.

🎯 Development Roadmap (2025-2028)

Our measured approach to building cognitive infrastructure for AI agents:

Current Status (2025):

  • ✅ MCP servers deployed and operational
  • ✅ Research library with curated scientific sources
  • ✅ Basic agent memory APIs functional
  • 🔄 Multi-agent orchestration in development

Near-term Goals (2025-2026):

  • Production stability for current MCP infrastructure
  • Enhanced memory systems with improved query performance
  • Initial multi-agent coordination capabilities
  • Community adoption of our MCP servers

🎯 Who This Is For

"The Frustrated Technical Lead"

  • Manages team of 5-20 developers
  • Works on 100K+ line codebases
  • Spends hours explaining context to team/AI
  • Hit limitations with Cursor/Copilot
  • Values reliability over speed

🏗️ Implementation Progress

  1. MCP Infrastructure (Current): Working servers and universal orchestrator deployed
  2. Memory Systems (Current): Multi-layer agent memory with AI librarian in production
  3. Multi-Agent Architecture (Current): LangGraph-based orchestration system in development
  4. Advanced Coordination (3-6 months): Full agent ecosystem deployment and optimization

🧠 The Vision

Current AI coding assistants excel at simple, single-file tasks but fail catastrophically when dealing with real-world project complexity. They lose track of variables, duplicate code, and can't navigate multi-file architectures or external documentation effectively.

Mnemoverse builds the cognitive layer for AI agents - a universal memory and understanding system that enables agents to work with any type of information (code, documentation, research) as fluidly as experienced developers navigate their mental models.

Our core thesis: We don't just index code - we build a cognitive map of how information relates, inspired by how human memory actually works.


🔬 Scientific Foundation

Why Hyperbolic Geometry?

  • Theoretical potential for error reduction in knowledge link prediction
  • Natural mathematical framework for hierarchical relationships
  • Mathematically designed for representing knowledge trees

Why Agent-Based?

  • Collective intelligence potential exceeds individual capabilities
  • Proven success in simulating complex systems
  • Enables specialized expertise coordination

💡 Why This Matters

For Developers:

  • Persistent Agent Memory - Agents that remember and build on previous interactions
  • Universal Tool Access - Coordinated access to development tools through single interface
  • Production Infrastructure - Working systems enabling agent-based applications

For Researchers:

  • Knowledge Infrastructure - Scientific research accessible to AI agents
  • Mathematical Foundations - Hyperbolic geometry enabling efficient knowledge representation
  • Multi-Agent Research - Collaborative AI systems for accelerated discovery

🚀 Get Started

Choose your entry point:


🧭 Navigate the Documentation


🎯 Key Concepts

🧠 Spatial Memory

Memory organized in geometric space rather than linear text, enabling natural hierarchical relationships and efficient retrieval.

Hyperbolic Geometry

Mathematically optimal space for representing hierarchical knowledge structures with exponential growth and theoretical O(log n) distortion bounds.

👥 Agent Coordination

Multi-agent systems with shared memory and universal communication protocols enabling collective intelligence.

GPU-Native

Designed for parallel processing from the ground up, leveraging graphics processing power for real-time memory operations.


🌟 What Makes Us Different

1. Cognitive-First Architecture

We don't just index code - we build a cognitive map of how information relates, inspired by how human memory actually works.

2. Universal Information Handling

Unlike code-focused tools (Cursor, Copilot), we treat all project artifacts equally:

  • Source code and documentation
  • Research papers and design documents
  • Communication logs and project history

3. MCP as Infrastructure Foundation

We see Model Context Protocol not as a wrapper, but as the foundation for next-gen architecture where every service is agent-accessible through coordinated MCP calls.

4. Agent-First Design

Built for AI agents, adapted for humans (not vice versa) - creating truly collaborative intelligence.