specmem vs pg-aiguide
specmem: SpecMem is a full persistent intelligence layer for Claude Code sessions, providing semantic memory for your code projects. It ensures conversations and codebase context remain available, preventing them from vanishing when you close the terminal.; pg-aiguide: pg-aiguide enhances AI coding tools by providing deep, versioned PostgreSQL knowledge and proven best practices, helping them generate dramatically better database code. It prevents AI from producing outdated, incomplete, or non-optimal Postgres schemas by integrating semantic search of manuals and AI-optimized "skills."
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Developers needing persistent context and memory for their AI-assisted coding sessions.
- You want your coding assistant to write better PostgreSQL: version-aware search over the official manual plus best-practice skills for schema, indexing and constraints.
- You use TimescaleDB and want its docs available to the assistant.
- You want to connect with a URL (mcp.tigerdata.com/docs) or install as a Claude Code plugin.
- You want an assistant to query your own database: this serves documentation and skills, not database access.
- You do not want queries sent to a hosted service; the default setup uses a public hosted MCP server.
- You need extension docs beyond TimescaleDB today; pgvector and PostGIS are listed as coming soon.
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