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rekal
★ 53
vs
MemoryPilot logo
MemoryPilot
★ 18

rekal vs MemoryPilot

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.; MemoryPilot: MemoryPilot is a state-of-the-art MCP memory server that gives AI coding assistants persistent, searchable memory. It features hybrid search (BM25 + multilingual embeddings), temporal knowledge graph, GraphRAG, AAAK compression, and zero-shot auto-classification. It is 100% local, runs as a single binary, and achieves 99.1% R@5 on the LongMemEval benchmark.

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TL;DR

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rekalRAG / Knowledge Base · ★ 53

Persistent memory for coding agents across sessions to remember user preferences and decisions

MemoryPilot logo
MemoryPilotRAG / Knowledge Base · ★ 18

Persistent memory for AI coding assistants across sessions

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Side-by-Side Comparison

Field
rekal logorekal
MemoryPilot logoMemoryPilot
Category
RAG / Knowledge Base
RAG / Knowledge Base
Stars
★ 53
★ 18
License
MIT
NOASSERTION
Install Command
pip install rekal
git clone https://github.com/Soflutionltd/MemoryPilot.git && cd MemoryPilot && ./install.sh
Updated
1mo ago
1d ago
Open Source
Yes
Yes
Tags
llm, mcp, mcp-server
ai, cursor, embeddings
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Features

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01Local SQLite storage, no cloud or API keys
02Hybrid search combining BM25 keywords, vector semantics, and recency decay
03MCP server compatible with various coding agents
04Comprehensive tool-based memory management (store, search, update, delete, prune)
05Smart write operations with supersede and linking for knowledge evolution
MemoryPilot logoMemoryPilot
01Hybrid search (BM25 + multilingual-e5-small RRF)
02Temporal knowledge graph with validity and confidence
03GraphRAG with auto entity extraction and combinatorial reranking
04AAAK compression (5-10x token savings)
05Zero-shot auto-classification of memories
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Use Cases

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↳Persistent memory for coding agents across sessions to remember user preferences and decisions
↳Storing project-specific knowledge and conventions without external services
↳Maintaining a searchable history of agent interactions and decisions
MemoryPilot logoMemoryPilot
↳Persistent memory for AI coding assistants across sessions
↳Automatic organization and retrieval of project knowledge
↳Cross-session context recall for bug fixes and architecture decisions
FAQ

FAQ

What is the difference between rekal and MemoryPilot?
Both rekal and MemoryPilot are in the RAG / Knowledge Base category. rekal has 53 stars, while MemoryPilot has 18 stars.
Which is better, rekal or MemoryPilot?
The best choice depends on your use case. Choose rekal if Persistent memory for coding agents across sessions to remember user preferences and decisions, and MemoryPilot if Persistent memory for AI coding assistants across sessions.
Is rekal free or open source?
Yes, rekal is open source on GitHub (MIT).
Is MemoryPilot free or open source?
Yes, MemoryPilot is open source on GitHub (NOASSERTION).
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