Postgram MCP Server
Self-hosted memory for AI agents with hybrid search, knowledge graphs, tasks, and document sync.
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Published as ghcr.io/ivo-toby/postgram@sha256:29b61fb302bd52862b8eba43305ee2aa4fc072d5f9188652f1fe6324f49d5391 on oci. Runs locally.
Known issues
8 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 5.
Most discussed
Epic: memory grooming scope, age, and self-service
Context
Postgram session-context grooming currently requires a single client_id and uses a hard-coded 7-day age window. Operators need one-command grooming across clients, callers need configurable age, and agents should be able to dry-run/archive their own stale session context safely.
Approved design spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-07-memory-grooming-scope-age-self-design.md on branch codex/memory-grooming-scope-age-self.
Related follow-up: #47 tracks future agent-scoped LLM p
Read the thread · 2026-06-07 · closed · 7 comments
Enforce scoped durable-memory retrieval for promoted session context
Parent epic: #48
Context
The approved grooming spec requires promoted durable memories derived from session context to retain metadata.session_scope. Current search filtering treats session_context as scoped, but durable memories are globally visible even if metadata contains a source client scope. That would leak groomed durable memory across clients after admin all-client promotion.
End goal / deliverable
Update retrieval so durable memories with `metadata.session_scope.client_id
Read the thread · 2026-06-07 · closed · 1 comment
Add MCP groom_session_context self-grooming tool
Parent epic: #48
Depends on: Wave 1 service foundation and scoped retrieval safety.
Context
Agents use the MCP server heavily for session-context writes. They should be able to dry-run and archive their own stale session context through MCP without admin access. Promotion remains admin-only for this epic; future scoped promotion is tracked by #47.
End goal / deliverable
Add an MCP tool named groom_session_context with authenticated self-scope and modes:
dry_runarchive
Par
Read the thread · 2026-06-07 · closed · 1 comment
Add OAuth (DCR) so postgram works as a native remote connector without mcp-remote
Summary
postgram only does static Bearer auth today. That forces the mcp-remote stdio bridge on Claude Desktop and blocks adding postgram as a native remote connector on web/mobile. Add OAuth 2.0 so postgram can be added directly via Settings > Connectors across all surfaces.
Why
- Claude Desktop won't connect to remote servers from
claude_desktop_config.json— remote goes through the Connectors UI, which is OAuth/authless only, no arbitrary headers. So static Bearer = mcp-remote fore
Read the thread · 2026-06-11 · closed · 0 comments
MCP tool input validation rejects string-coerced arguments (limit, tags)
Summary
Some MCP clients/models send typed tool arguments as strings: numbers as "3", arrays as a JSON-encoded string "[\"a\",\"b\"]". The Zod input schemas reject these with -32602, so search and store fail even though the payload is semantically valid.
Impact
store (with tags) and search (with limit) break entirely when driven by a client that stringifies args. Same server works fine from clients that emit correct JSON types (e.g. Claude Code native). From the user's side
Read the thread · 2026-06-11 · closed · 0 comments
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