home-memory
Active·★ 77·AGPL-3.0·Updated 2026-09-20
Home Memory is an MCP server that gives your AI assistant structured, persistent knowledge about your home. It turns natural conversation into living, queryable documentation of your home and everything in it. You can document what exists, plan what's coming, and keep track of what's been removed.
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01
Features
01Document anything by just talking in natural language
02Upload photos or invoices for AI to identify and add devices
03Track physical connections between elements (cables, pipes, ducts)
04Over 100 built-in, customizable categories across all domains
05Local data storage, single file, no external dependencies for Windows release
02
Compatibility
Codex App
Codex App
Verified via docs
Claude Desktop
Claude Desktop
Verified via docs
Claude Code
Claude Code
Verified via docs
Codex CLI
Codex CLI
Verified via docs
03
Quick start
1
$ git clone https://github.com/impactjo/home-memory.git
2
$ cd home-memory
3
$ dotnet publish HomeMemoryMCP -c Release
04
Use cases
↳Record and query home devices and appliances
↳Ask about your home structure and find items
↳Plan renovations and track what's been removed
05
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