harbor
SolidGive your AI agent persistent cross-agent memory, credential isolation, and schema learning via Harbor. Use when: the user wants agents to remember context across sessions, share knowledge between different AI models, connect to external APIs without exposing credentials, or reduce noisy API responses to only relevant fields. Also use when the user mentions Harbor, MCP middleware, agent memory, cross-agent context, or schema learning.
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Quality Score: 82/100
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- Author
- oSEAItic
- Repository
- oSEAItic/harbor
- Created
- 5 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Go
- License
- Apache-2.0
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agent-recall
Persistent compounding memory for AI agents. 5 default MCP tools: session_start, session_end, remember, recall, check. Full surface (18 tools) available with --full flag. Two-verb model: inhale (session_start) and exhale (session_end). Correction-first memory with decision trail tracking, watch_for warnings, palace rooms with salience scoring, cross-project insight matching, same-day journal merging, ambient recall hooks. Local markdown only. Zero cloud, zero telemetry, Obsidian-compatible. Optional Supabase backend: when configured via `ar setup supabase`, recall() uses pgvector cosine similarity on OpenAI/Voyage embeddings instead of keyword search — same API, semantic understanding. Gracefully degrades to local search if not configured.
harbor-farm
Play, inspect, or manage the authenticated user's Harbor Farm, including session-native mystery crops, normal plots, neighbors, visits, and limited crop foraging. Use when the user mentions Harbor Farm, farming while an agent runs, session crops, Farm codes, visiting friends, or stealing/gathering crops.