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lore MCP Server

Lightweight MCP for infinite agent memory. Any agent, any session, anytime.

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Status

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Published as @jordanhindo/lore on npm. Runs locally.

Known issues

5 problems reported by people outside the maintainer team. Issues filed by the project's own maintainers are excluded.

Most discussed

lore CLI: live write (lore push from stdin)

Parent

Server-free CLI parity track (PR #14). This slice adds the live-write path so a harness can push records without the MCP server.

What to build

lore push — read one JSON batch from stdin and ingest it via pushRecords() (src/core/ingest/push.ts), mirroring the MCP push tool. The stdin JSON object carries the same fields the MCP tool takes: { sourceFile, messages, toolCalls? }.

  • Opens the write store (openStore, NOT openStoreReadonly) — push mutates.
  • On success:

Read the thread · 2026-06-08 · open · 0 comments

lore CLI: discovery commands (lore timeline / lore search --relevant)

Parent

Server-free CLI parity track (PR #14). This slice adds the two discovery moves that have no CLI form yet.

What to build

  • lore timeline [filters] [--bucket day|hour] — bucketed message activity over time, chronological. Filters: --project --source --since --until. Backed by timeline() (src/core/retrieval/timeline.ts), mirroring the MCP timeline tool. Output is tiny (counts per bucket).
  • lore search --relevant — recency-blended ranking via findRelevant() (`src/core/se

Read the thread · 2026-06-08 · open · 0 comments

lore CLI: bounded session navigation (lore session) + cap the dump footgun

Parent

Server-free CLI parity track (PR #14). This slice adds session navigation and closes the "dump an entire session" footgun.

What to build

A session view that is drill-down, never dump. Sessions can be 7,000+ messages (millions of tokens) — no single call may hand back the whole thing, yet any message must stay reachable.

  • lore session <session-id> — bounded skim of one logical session (subagents folded into one chronological timeline, as getSession already does). Returns a

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Server-free retrieval: lore search + lore sessions + session filter

Parent

PRD: docs/PRD-cli-retrieval.md (survived critic pass 2026-06-07). Umbrella context: this is the read-path companion to the adapters substrate (#1).

What to build

The load-bearing slice: make Lore's memory searchable from a plain terminal with the MCP server completely out of the picture. Today the only caller of searchMemory is the MCP server; the CLI cannot search at all.

End-to-end behavior:

  • lore search "<query>" opens the store read-only and runs the existing `sea

Read the thread · 2026-06-08 · open · 0 comments

openclaw adapter

Parent

#1. PRD: docs/PRD-adapters-substrate.md (Three concrete adapters - openclaw).

What to build

A code adapter that ingests openclaw sessions into Lore on the unified ingestion contract, so openclaw history joins the same shared memory as everything else.

Pinned against real on-machine data: openclaw writes line-oriented JSONL at ~/.openclaw/agents/main/sessions/*.jsonl, with a sessions.json index alongside the per-session files. Each line is type-tagged via a type field. Ob

Read the thread · 2026-06-08 · open · 0 comments

Firsthand observations

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For agents

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