BovedIA memory server

BovedIA is a helper that gives your AI a lasting memory, stored as simple text notes in a folder you own. Your notes stay as ordinary .md files on your computer, so you can open and edit them in any text editor. It is handy if you use Claude Code often and are tired of repeating the same background every time.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something, and if it needs background it uses BovedIA to look in your notes folder. BovedIA reads, searches, or writes Markdown files there and hands the result back to the AI. The AI then answers you or saves something new for later. It also keeps a starting note called the router, which decides what to load and when, so the AI does not drag in everything at once. Everything lives in plain files on your disk, so nothing is locked inside a database.

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What you can do with it

• Save a new note about a project, client, or solved problem
• Search your notes by keyword to find something you wrote before
• Read a single note or just one section of it
• List notes by category or tag
• Link notes together with simple [[wikilinks]] and find broken ones
• Check which scheduled notes are due today
• Make a full backup of your notes folder and restore it later

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, drawn from your own notes. It can also give you lists, like all notes in a category, all tags, or the notes that are due today. When it saves or edits something, it tells you which note it changed. You can always open that note yourself and see exactly what is there.

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Who it's for

People who use Claude Code daily and want their AI to remember projects, clients, and past solutions without retyping everything.