rekal vs jdocmunch-mcp
rekal: rekal provides long-term memory for LLMs via an MCP server. It stores memories in a local SQLite file and retrieves them using hybrid search (BM25 keywords + vector semantics + recency decay). It works with any MCP-capable agent like Claude Code, Codex CLI, and OpenCode.; jdocmunch-mcp: jDocMunch-MCP indexes documentation once by heading hierarchy and section structure, then gives MCP-compatible agents precise access to the explanations they actually need. It saves tokens and context window space by retrieving only the relevant section instead of entire files. This improves agent efficiency and reduces costs.
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Persistent memory for coding agents across sessions to remember user preferences and decisions
Agent-driven documentation exploration
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