Graphiti is free and open source. It's MCP server works with any MCP client, from Cursor to Claude, too...

Graphiti MCP has tens of thousands of users. They deploy it to their desktops, servers, you name it. And for many different use cases: B2B, B2C, and personal use.

More here: https://github.com/getzep/graphiti

Source: me, one of the authors of Graphiti :-)

iirc, Go intentionally randomizes map ordering for just this reason.

Yep, and then you get crash reports you can’t reproduce.

Same can be said about pointer addresses (random for each run). But ASLR exists for a specific reason.

There are definitely potential security issues with memory for coding agents, which apply to not only Cursor but also Windsurf. Looking forward to more research in this area.

I used Claude 3.7 Sonnet for the Cursor Agent when building the demo. Happy to hop on a call to walk through your experience, as I'm surprised the agent performed so poorly. daniel AT getzep.com

We built Graphiti's MCP server for many different use cases. It's a great enhancement to Cursor, but may not offer significant value for your use case. No offense taken.

I've been looking for a thing like this in the last few weeks to add memory to my bot. Initially I started implementing a poor man solution, realizing how hard the problem is. Thank you for creating this! This is awesome. Best of luck monetizing this!

Thank you! Zep, our commercial memory service, utilized Graphiti as it's internal memory store.

Correct. You can provide more granular Entity Types: https://github.com/getzep/graphiti/blob/dbe21a1975b0747cd450...

Graphiti MCP can recall more than just preferences and coding styles. Application specifications and evolution of these may be stored. For any non-trivial application, config files would likely be a misfit for this use ase.

i store those in my rules files - really all the knowledge i would pass onto another engineer (incl. AI). not sure i follow why you would avoid putting that into AI-readable files in your repo like i do now.

You can read more about using Graphiti in your own projects here: https://help.getzep.com/graphiti/graphiti/overview

Thank you!

The MCP server will work with any MCP client.