Hatchdoor vs mxLore
Hatchdoor: Hatchdoor is an agent-native, self-hosted web app for managing Obsidian-style Markdown vaults, offering a fast web UI for browsing, searching, and editing notes. It provides AI agents with first-class access to the vault via the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for reading, searching, creating, and editing notes safely. Your Markdown files remain the source of truth, with Hatchdoor building a disposable SQLite read model for performance and features like keyword and semantic search.; mxLore: mxLore is a self-hosted server designed to provide persistent memory for AI coding assistants by storing architectural decisions, specifications, and lessons learned. It integrates with various AI clients like Claude Code and Cursor, enabling multi-project knowledge management and AI-driven insights.
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Individuals or teams with a folder of Markdown notes needing a private web interface.
Centralized storage and retrieval of architectural decisions and project specifications.
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