Chat with citations
Every answer points back to the source notes. Click a citation, jump straight to the line.
Coming soonAn optional AI agent that lives inside memrynote. Turn it on or off anytime. Local-first, BYOK, MCP-native. Your vault never leaves your machine with local models, and every write needs your nod.

We are designing the agent the way we would want one. AI stays optional, open backends and local options are first-class, and there is a stop button before any write.
Every answer points back to the source notes. Click a citation, jump straight to the line.
Coming soonThe agent proposes the edit. You approve, decline, or always-allow for the conversation.
Coming soonBring your own Claude, Codex, Ollama, or OpenAI-compatible backend only if you want AI on. Keys stay in the OS keychain.
Coming soonOne localhost Vault MCP server runs in memrynote. External MCP clients can read it. Writes still need you.
Pick a backend. Plug into the local Vault MCP server. Watch every permission decision in a visible audit log.
Switch providers per conversation. Settings persist with the chat, not the composer.
Claude CLI
Anthropic, via local CLI
Codex CLI
OpenAI Codex, first-class
Ollama
Local models, zero cloud
OpenAI-compatible
vLLM, LM Studio, custom
Keys live in the OS keychain. Never bundled, never synced.
memrynote runs a localhost MCP server. Claude CLI, Codex CLI, and your own tools can connect.
External MCP clients are read-only by default. Writes route through an active memrynote Agent conversation.
A persistent log of what the agent and connected clients did, with one-tap revoke.
When the agent wants to edit a note, you see the exact diff first. Approve, decline, or hand it the keys for the conversation.
The agent proposes three line changes. Nothing has touched disk.
Provider, model, reasoning level, and temperature live on the conversation, not the composer.
Pair memrynote with Ollama, llama.cpp, MLX, or vLLM when you want AI on. Switch one toggle and the agent stops talking to any network. Inference is yours.
Inference
localhost:11434
ollama · llama3.1:70b
Vault
~/memrynote/Vault
on-device only
The same approval gate still guards every write. Local does not mean unattended.
The hard architectural commitments behind the chat window.
Provider, model, reasoning level, and temperature stay on the conversation. Pick up where you left off.
Coming soonThe Vault MCP server exposes a clear capability list. Any compliant client can list, scope, and call.
External MCP clients get read access only. Writes require an active memrynote Agent conversation and your approval.
Every read, write, and decline lands in a persistent log. Revoke a client in one tap.
Coming soonAnswers ship with [[wiki-link]] citations and the surrounding line. No hallucinated sources.
Coming soonDifferent vaults can grant different scopes. Work vault stays sealed off from your personal one.
Coming soonThe agent is not a separate app. It is a layer over the same vault that powers your inbox, journal, notes, and tasks.
Inbox, journal, notes, tasks — all reachable through the local Vault MCP server.
Drafts edits as diffs you can accept. Nothing touches a file before you say yes.
With AI on and a local model selected, your vault and prompts stay on-machine. No cloud round-trips.
Outline, rewrite, polish. The agent reads your prior notes and matches your voice.
Ask a question. Get cited [[wiki-links]] back. Jump straight to the source line.
Draft specs, ADRs, runbooks. The agent proposes a diff; you approve the change.
Capture now, organize later. The agent suggests where it belongs after the fact.
Citation hyperlinks
Every cited [[wiki-link]] jumps to the source note, scrolled to the line.
Write preview diff
See every proposed line change before disk hears a thing.
Conversation history
Threads persist with their provider, model, and reasoning settings.
Per-vault permissions
Different vaults, different scopes. Work and personal stay separate.
MCP server logs
Inspect what each connected client called, when, and how.
BYOK encryption
Provider keys live in the OS keychain. Never bundled, never synced to our servers.
Local-first. BYOK. MCP-native. The agent ships when the architecture is right.
Believers get early access · Late 2026