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LoreConvo MCP logo, by labyrinth-analytics

LoreConvo MCP

By labyrinth-analytics · 0 tools · 12 GitHub stars

LoreConvo provides local-first persistent session memory for AI agents using SQLite and FTS5.

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Lore MCP logo, by Lore

Lore MCP

By Lore · 0 tools · 1 GitHub star

A local MCP server for Windows that indexes accessible local coding-agent sessions (Codex, Claude Code, Qwen Code) to retrieve cited project context, decisions, and constraints…

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Lore MCP logo, by jordanhindo

Lore MCP

By jordanhindo · 0 tools · 16 GitHub stars

Lore provides infinite multi-harness session context for AI agents, allowing any agent to read and write to a shared local memory store.

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Lore MCP logo, by agentkitai

Lore MCP

By agentkitai · 0 tools · 10 GitHub stars

Lore is a cross-agent memory SDK that enables agents to publish lessons, query shared knowledge graphs, and manage private or shared visibility with built-in redaction.

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AI and machine learningSource reviewed
loremfile MCP logo, by kumarprabhashanand

loremfile MCP

By kumarprabhashanand · 0 tools

Provides an agent with three read-only tools to list available test fixtures, describe specific file properties, and verify file integrity via SHA-256 hashes.

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lorem-forge MCP logo, by Taylor (Sovereign AI)

lorem-forge MCP

By Taylor (Sovereign AI) · 0 tools · 1 GitHub star

An MCP server designed for generating placeholder text data, including lorem ipsum and other alternatives, to assist AI agents in populating content during development or testing…

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Lorem Ipsum Ai MCP logo, by MEOK AI Labs

Lorem Ipsum Ai MCP

By MEOK AI Labs · 0 tools

An MCP server that generates placeholder text in various styles.

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Productivity and knowledgeSource reviewed
Loreweave MCP logo, by lets-order-some-fries

Loreweave MCP

By lets-order-some-fries · 0 tools

Loreweave is a local, model-free temporal knowledge engine for markdown vaults that builds a knowledge graph and bitemporal fact store.

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lossless-context-mcp logo, by NORTHTEKDevs

lossless-context-mcp

By NORTHTEKDevs · 0 tools · 4 GitHub stars

An MCP server that acts as a flight recorder for agent context, maintaining a persistent ledger of file versions shown to the model.

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lostmedia-mcp logo, by mrfentmen

lostmedia-mcp

By mrfentmen · 0 tools

A keyless MCP server for the Lost Media Wiki that allows agents to search for lost TV, film, music, and games, and track found media.

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AI and machine learningSource reviewed
Lotero MCP logo, by csacanam

Lotero MCP

By csacanam · 0 tools

A provably fair on-chain slot machine for AI agents using Chainlink VRF.

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AI and machine learningSource reviewed
Lotor MCP logo, by IKE Analytics

Lotor MCP

By IKE Analytics · 0 tools · 3 GitHub stars

Lotor provides a local, signed, tamper-evident log of AI agent sessions, recording actions, costs, and failures.

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