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amnesic MCP Server

Persistent semantic memory for SQL databases. Postgres, MySQL, MSSQL, SQLite.

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Published as amnesic on pypi. Runs locally.

Known issues

9 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own owners, members and collaborators are excluded — those are release checklists and internal refactors, not things that will go wrong for you. Showing 6.

Most discussed

Automate MCP Registry publish via GitHub OIDC (eliminate manual auth)

Problem

Every time we ship a new version, the MCP Registry publish requires a manual `mcp-publisher login github` device-code flow because the token expires in roughly an hour. This means:

Proposed

Add a job to `.github/wo

Read the thread · 2026-05-26 · closed · 1 comment

v0.2: native .env support for credentials

Problem

Users currently have to either:

The README implies `${VAR}` expansion works, but doesn't address how the var actually gets set when amnesic runs as an MCP server (which inherits the parent process env, not the user shell).

Proposed

Auto-load `~/.config/amnesic/.env` (if present) on amnesic startup, before reading `

Read the thread · 2026-05-26 · closed · 1 comment

Who's using amnesic? 👋

Using amnesic? Drop a comment. 👋

It's genuinely the only way I can tell what's actually being used. PyPI download counts are dominated by mirrors and CI, GitHub stars measure something else entirely, and neither tells me whether the MSSQL path works for anyone or whether people care about the relationship graph. A one-line comment tells me more than either number.

What to say

Anything you're comfortable sharing — all of it optional:

Read the thread · 2026-08-16 · open · 0 comments

db_explain — return the database's own query plan (passthrough, not an analyzer)

Problem

amnesic can run a query but can't tell you how the database intends to execute it. When the AI writes a slow query against production, there's no way to see why from inside the tool.

To be clear about scope: this is a passthrough, not an analyzer. amnesic is not going to do index tuning or plan cost analysis — Postgres MCP Pro does that well and competing with it is an explicit non-goal (see [ROADMAP.md](../blob/main/ROADMAP.md#where

Read the thread · 2026-08-16 · open · 0 comments

Soft-FK inference for legacy schemas with no FK constraints

Problem

db_discover_relationships reads FK constraints from the live database. On a well-designed schema that works well. On the schemas where an AI assistant is most needed — legacy MSSQL, MySQL tables built without constraints, anything that grew organically over a decade — it returns nothing, because there are no declared constraints to read.

This is precisely the gap a live-introspection server cannot close: there is no metadata to introspect. It's ours to take.

Proposed shape

Read the thread · 2026-08-16 · open · 0 comments

Most recent

Token budget: cap every tool response so a single call can't blow out the context window

Problem

No tool in amnesic caps the size of its response. The only cap in the codebase is _UNDOCUMENTED_LIST_CAP in amnesic/tools/drift.py.

The worst offender is db_query: max_rows=500 by default with no character budget. A SELECT * against a 40-column table returns 500 full row dicts — easily 50k tokens in a single tool result, which can blow out the caller's context window in one call. db_list_tables is unbounded too (every cached table with description and aliases), and `db_g

Read the thread · 2026-08-16 · open · 0 comments

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