Prism MCP v2.1 adds persistent memory to Claude sessions
Prism MCP v2.1.0 is a production-ready MCP server that adds persistent memory to Claude sessions, solving the problem of having to re-explain project context with each new session.
Key Features
Version 2.1.0 "The Mind Palace" includes these specific features:
- Zero-config local SQLite - no cloud database needed, works instantly
- Mind Palace Dashboard - visual memory browser at localhost:3999
- Time Travel - non-destructive state rollback with memory_checkout
- Agent Telepathy - sync context between Cursor and Claude Desktop
- Code Mode Templates - pre-baked speed templates for common workflows
- Morning Briefings - auto-generated session summaries
- Visual Memory - store and retrieve screenshots
Compatibility and Installation
The tool works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP client. Installation requires one command:
npx prism-mcp-serverThis type of MCP server is useful for developers who work on the same projects across multiple sessions with AI coding assistants, as it maintains context without manual re-explanation.
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