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Kognite is the long-term memory your AI agents share across every tool and every model — one graph-backed store they can write to and recall from, owned by you.

Give any MCP-capable agent a single connection URL and it gains four capabilities it doesn’t have on its own: it can persist durable facts, recall them with hybrid semantic + keyword search, traverse a knowledge graph of how those facts relate, and carry that memory between sessions and between tools. What Claude Code learns on Monday, Cursor knows on Tuesday.

How it fits together

There are three surfaces, and they all reach the same store:

• MCP gateway (mcp.kognite.dev) — the zero-install path. Paste one URL into your agent’s config and the memory_* tools appear. This is how Claude, Cursor, VS Code, ChatGPT, Windsurf, and any other MCP client connect.
• REST API (api.kognite.dev) — the same operations over plain HTTP with a Bearer key, for backends, cron jobs, and custom agents that don’t speak MCP.
• Dashboard (app.kognite.dev) — where you create keys, browse and edit memories, inspect the graph, and manage scopes and billing.

The mental model is one call to remember, one call to recall:

# Your agent, mid-conversation:
memory_add   → "Cristian ships to Hetzner, never Railway."      (persist)
memory_search→ "where does Cristian deploy?"                    (recall)
             ← "Cristian ships to Hetzner, never Railway."  (0.94)

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