ZenBrain memory server

ZenBrain is a memory helper for AI assistants. Normally your AI forgets everything the moment a chat ends. With ZenBrain connected, it can keep notes about you and your work, and bring them back later when they matter.

What this MCP server does

You talk to your AI as usual. When something worth remembering comes up, the AI sends it to ZenBrain through this helper. ZenBrain sorts it into the right kind of memory, such as a fact, an event or a routine. Later, when you ask about something related, the AI searches all the memory layers and pulls back what fits. Over time it also folds repeated events into steady facts, so the memory gets tidier instead of just bigger.

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What you can do with it

• Remember facts about you and your projects across chats
• Recall earlier conversations when you ask about them
• Store events and routines separately from plain facts
• Search all memory layers at once for a topic
• Turn repeated events into lasting facts automatically
• Keep memory on your own machine instead of a cloud service

Try asking your AI

• “What did we decide about the supplier contract last month?”
• “Remember that our team standup moved to Tuesdays at 9.”
• “Have I mentioned before that I prefer short email drafts?”
• “What do you know about how I usually handle client complaints?”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, written in normal sentences. The AI may also show you a short list of the memories it found, or tell you that it saved something new. You will not see raw data or code unless you ask for it.

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Who it's for

People who use an AI assistant daily for work and are tired of repeating the same background every time.