Local-first, state-centric memory for coding agents. MCP server + CLI.
Monet is an MCP integration. Local-first, state-centric memory for coding agents. MCP server + CLI.
The published npm package is @team-monet/monet, version 1.11.0. Its declared MCP transport is stdio.
The package declares MONET_STORAGE_DIR: Directory where Monet stores local-first memory. Defaults to ~/.monet (organized per project by circle)..
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| Variable | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| MONET_STORAGE_DIR | Directory where Monet stores local-first memory. Defaults to ~/.monet (organized per project by circle). | Optional |
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