Codebase Memory MCP
An MCP server that turns a codebase into a persistent knowledge graph the agent can read across sessions. The source’s framing: Claude normally wakes up tomorrow with amnesia about your project; this fixes that.
What it does
- Indexes the structure of the code, the relationships between files, and the history of what changed and why.
- Persists across terminal sessions, so a fresh agent doesn’t have to rediscover the codebase from scratch.
- Symptom it solves: “if you’ve ever had Claude ask you ‘how do I do this?’ for the fifth time about code that it wrote itself.”
Type and platform
- Type: MCP
- Platforms: any MCP host
- Status: tracked
Position in the wiki’s memory thread
Sits in the persistent agent memory category alongside zep, the Anthropic Managed Agents persistent-memory roadmap item, and open-brain. The wiki’s broader thread on memory primitives is at behavioral-lock-in — the more agents accumulate session-spanning memory, the higher the switching cost.
Hands-on notes
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Sources
- The Only Claude Skills You Need in 2026 (2026-04-08)