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usecortex-official/usecortex-mcp

UseCortex MCP Server — Give your AI coding agent a persistent memory. Read and write knowledge from any tool.

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JavaScript
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MIT
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Created
2026-03-09
First commit
2026-03-09
Last pushed
2026-03-17
GitHub updated
2026-07-05
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