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MMW

Persistent, portable agent memory through MCP — with provenance, isolation, conflict states, and controlled deletion.

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Overview

MMW is a managed memory workspace for AI agents that communicate through the Model Context Protocol.

It stores memory outside the model and agent runtime, so teams can inspect what was saved, where it came from, and how it changed. Each record can include source provenance, revision
history, confidence and explicit verified, unverified, stale or conflict states.

Workspaces are isolated by tenant and project. Agents can search, add, update, export and delete memories through MCP. The MCP Gateway also lets a project connect to an approved
downstream MCP server through a controlled tool allowlist.
MMW has passed its technical pilot gate and is now onboarding design partners. The product is pre-revenue and has not yet established large-scale production usage.

Short description

MMW gives AI agents persistent, portable memory through MCP. Every memory stays inspectable through source provenance, revision history, tenant isolation, conflict and stale states, plus
controlled export and deletion.

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TaglinePersistent, portable agent memory through MCP — with provenance, isolation, conflict states, and controlled deletion.
Founder-editedRecorded Source: mmw-staging.grifun.ru
DescriptionMMW is a managed memory workspace for AI agents that communicate through the Model Context Protocol. It stores memory outside the model and agent runtime, so teams can inspe...
Founder-editedRecorded Source: mmw-staging.grifun.ru
Free planYes
Founder-editedRecorded Source: mmw-staging.grifun.ru
Free trialYes
Founder-editedRecorded Source: mmw-staging.grifun.ru
SummaryMMW gives AI agents persistent, portable memory through MCP. Every memory stays inspectable through source provenance, revision history, tenant isolation, conflict and stale sta...
Founder-editedRecorded Source link unavailable

Key Features

  • Persistent agent memory exposed through MCP
  • Source provenance and revision history for every memory
  • Verified, unverified, stale and conflict memory states
  • Tenant, project and workspace isolation
  • Search, add, update, export and controlled deletion
  • MCP Gateway for approved downstream MCP servers
  • Per-project tool allowlists and connection controls
  • Auditable memory operations and lifecycle history

Who Is It For

Best for

Teams building MCP-based AI agents that need persistent, inspectable memory, tenant isolation, provenance, and controlled lifecycle operations.

Not for

Teams that need an established enterprise platform with contractual SLAs, a large integration catalog, or proven large-scale deployments today.

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths
Strong audit trailEasy data exportGood privacy practicesStrong securityGreat developer experience
Weaknesses
Limited integrationsLimited free plan

Classification

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How we sourced this: Observed fields () were crawled from https://mmw-staging.grifun.ru/ when recorded. Source links and dates are available above. AI-inferred fields () were generated by gpt-4o-mini and are always labelled, never presented as measured fact. Founder-edited fields () have been corrected by the verified owner. Last updated: 6 September 2026. Site availability checked: 6 September 2026.