Nuzo Memory

Gives an assistant a local, auditable memory store in SQLite with explicit writes and scope control.

What you can do

Nuzo Memory provides local-first memory for MCP-compatible agents, storing memories in a SQLite database on the user's machine. Writes are explicit and auditable rather than automatic. Memory access can be limited to named scopes, and a default scope such as a user or project scope can be set. The package is described as a legacy transition package, with new installs directed to a unified successor package.

When to use it

Worth adding when an assistant should keep persistent context across sessions without sending memory to a hosted service, and when you want control over which scopes it can read or write. Because this package is marked deprecated, new setups should consider the successor package instead.

Requirements

Runs locally over stdio, typically via npx from the npm package. Optional environment variables: NUZO_MEMORY_STORE for the absolute path to the SQLite store, NUZO_MEMORY_SCOPE for a default scope, NUZO_AUTHORIZED_SCOPES for an allowlist of scopes, and NUZO_PROJECT_ROOT to resolve a project scope. No authentication is declared.