Cross-client AI memory hub: agents share one SQLite memory.db via file-level pointers.
Memtether is an MCP integration. Cross-client AI memory hub: agents share one SQLite memory.db via file-level pointers.
The published pypi package is memtether, version 0.1.0a73. Its declared MCP transport is stdio.
The package declares MEM_DB: Optional: override default memory database path; MEM_DEFAULT_SOURCE: Optional: override default source attribution for memory writes.
Check the maintainer’s instructions for account access, authentication and the supported client configuration. Once connected, inspect the tools your client receives and try a small task that matches the server’s stated purpose. The registry description does not include a verified, complete tool list.
View the publisher’s registry entry · Project repository. This profile uses version 0.1.0a73 from the registry. Registration identifies the publisher namespace; it does not establish that this is a first-party integration for every service it connects.
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| Variable | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| MEM_DB | Optional: override default memory database path | Check documentation |
| MEM_DEFAULT_SOURCE | Optional: override default source attribution for memory writes | Check documentation |
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