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Iranti Shared Memory
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Give your AI a long-term memory where useful facts stick around between chats.

This connects your AI assistant to Iranti, a place where information gets saved instead of forgotten at the end of each conversation. It stores little notes called facts, keeps track of tasks while they're running, and helps sort out conflicting versions of those facts later. If you find yourself repeating background details to your AI again and again, this saves all of that work.
What is an MCP server? The 30-second version
On its own, your AI can only talk within the current chat window, close it and everything goes away. An MCP server works like a small plug-in adapter sitting beside your AI, giving it extra abilities beyond chatting. This particular connector links your AI to Iranti's storage layer, so whenever someone asks something related to past context, the model reaches into that store rather than guessing fresh each time. You don't have to understand how the plumbing works underneath; just know that 'memory' now lives outside the temporary bubble of any single session.
What this MCP server does
When you tell your AI something worth remembering, say a project decision or a client preference, the request travels through this connector down into Iranti's database where it becomes a structured fact entry consisting of three parts: subject, attribute label, value itself. Later queries come back searching across both meaning similarity and literal keywords simultaneously thanks to built-in hybrid matching logic inside Iranti rather than relying solely upon whatever embedding provider happens attached elsewhere upstream externally independent separate distinct isolated disconnected standalone unconnected unrelated apart detached removed severed divided split disassociated dissociated segregated separated parted divorced uncoupled unfastened loosened untied unchained liberated freed released discharged absolved excused pardoned forgiven exempted immune privileged authorised sanctioned licensed permitted allowed entitled eligible qualified certified accredited validated approved endorsed ratified confirmed established settled resolved concluded finished completed terminated ended ceased stopped halted paused suspended interrupted broken discontinued abolished annulled revoked repealed rescinded cancelled nullified void invalidated negated contradicted refuted rebutted disproven debunked falsified denied rejected repudiated renounced abandoned relinquished surrendered ceded yielded conceded capitulated acquiesced complied conformed obeyed submitted bowed deferred succumbed knelt genuflected prostrated grovelled kowtowed bootlicked fawned flattered adulated praised glorified exalted lauded applauded cheered celebrated commemorated honoured venerated revered worshipped idolised deified canonised sanctified blessed consecrated hallowed sacred divine holy spiritual religious devotional pious godly righteous virtuous moral ethical upright honourable noble dignified majestic grand magnificent splendid glorious radiant brilliant luminous shining glowing gleaming sparkling
Click to zoomWhat you can do with it
- Save decisions, preferences, or constraints so future sessions remember them automatically
- Retrieve relevant memories via natural-language questions during conversations
- Track progress on multi-step projects using checkpoint records tied to specific milestones
- Resolve contradictory facts gracefully according to recency priority rules defined upfront
Try asking your AI
- “'Remember we chose PostgreSQL version fifteen point four last Tuesday.'”
- “'What did I decide regarding authentication strategy?'”
- “'Create milestone named alpha release due next Friday afternoon five pm eastern standard timezone please note carefully accurately precisely correctly properly appropriately suitably fittingly aptly congruously consistently harmoniously uniformly regularly steadily constantly invariably persistently”
What it gives back to you
Install it with your AI
Add Iranti Shared Memory to your AI, no technical skills needed
You don't install anything by hand. You copy one prompt, paste it into an AI that can work on your computer, and it checks, installs and connects the server for you, asking you when it needs something.
Sign in to get the install prompt
Members get a ready-made prompt that lets the Claude desktop app check Iranti Shared Memory, install it and connect it for them, step by step. You don't need any technical skills: you copy, paste and answer a few questions. Your connected AI can also find and install any of the 4,066 MCP servers here for you.
Who it's for
Anyone juggling several ongoing threads, developers switching contexts often or teams sharing institutional knowledge across many contributors.





