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citadeldb-mcp
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mcp-name: dev.citadeldb/mcp
Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for the Citadel encrypted memory engine. Gives any MCP client (Claude Desktop, an IDE, an agent) persistent, encrypted memory.
Memory lives in a local citadeldb-mem region:
AES-256 encrypted at rest, per-atom sealed and HMAC-authenticated, recalled through a hybrid
vector + keyword + recency + importance fusion over a PRISM approximate nearest-neighbor index,
connected by a typed edge graph, and forgotten by destroying keys (cryptographic erasure).
Run it with no install (keyword-only recall - works immediately, no downloads):
uvx citadeldb-mcp --db memory.cdl
For the best recall (recommended - this is the benchmark config): pull the semantic embedder and the cross-encoder reranker once, then enable both:
uvx citadeldb-mcp pull e5-large
uvx citadeldb-mcp pull ms-marco-minilm
uvx citadeldb-mcp --db memory.cdl --embedder e5-large --reranker ms-marco-minilm
e5-large + ms-marco-minilm is the highest-recall setup and the exact config behind the
memory benchmark numbers. Models are never downloaded automatically.
Or install the command with pip install citadeldb-mcp or cargo install citadeldb-mcp,
then wire it into Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json):
{
"mcpServers": {
"citadel": {
"command": "citadeldb-mcp",
"args": ["--db", "memory.cdl", "--embedder", "e5-large", "--reranker", "ms-marco-minilm"],
"env": { "CITADEL_KEY": "your-passphrase" }
}
}
}
Tools (over a synchronous, hand-rolled JSON-RPC 2.0 stdio transport):
mem_recall - hybrid retrieval (vector + keyword + recency + importance); filter by kind/payload, expand along the memory graph, override fusion weights, and optionally attach provenance (derived_from), per-hit integrity verdicts (attest), and resource_links to each hitmem_fetch - deterministic listing of a kind (no embedding)mem_edges - typed graph introspectionmem_profile - what the memory knows about a query: recall plus its graph neighborhoodmem_summarize - per-kind digest of a regionmem_verify - re-authenticate atoms off disk: per-atom integrity verdict (authentic / tampered / key_erased / missing / plaintext_unattested)mem_remember / mem_remember_batch - store atoms with payload, importance, TTL, immutabilitymem_update - replace a stored atom's payload in place (preserves id, edges, and embedding)mem_link - connect atoms with a typed edgemem_evolve - recompute an atom's neighbor links and scoremem_evict - selective forgetting by policy (cryptographic erasure on encrypted regions)mem_forget - forget atoms by id and return a verifiable erasure receipt (cryptographic erasure on encrypted regions; skips immutable atoms unless forced)The citadeldb-mcp binary reads the passphrase from CITADEL_KEY and serves one region
(encrypted by default); only protocol messages go to stdout, diagnostics to stderr.
Recall is keyword-only (a mock embedder) until you enable a semantic model. The (CPU) Candle
embedder is compiled into the default build; models are fetched only on explicit pull,
never automatically. e5-large + the ms-marco-minilm reranker (shown above) is the
recommended, highest-recall setup.
Embedder pull names: e5-large (recommended), e5-large-v2, bge-small, bge-base,
bge-large, minilm. Reranker: ms-marco-minilm. Or point --model-dir at a
local model directory for a fully offline setup, and build with --features cuda-embed to run
on an NVIDIA GPU.
This crate is part of the Citadel workspace.
MIT OR Apache-2.0
FAQs
Model Context Protocol server for Citadel: encrypted memory as MCP tools
We found that citadeldb-mcp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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