Central Brain launches a local-first MCP memory server shared across Claude, ChatGPT and more
NeuroAigent · reddit · 2026-10-01
NeuroAIgent's founder launched Central Brain, a paid local-first desktop app running a per-project MCP server so Claude Desktop, ChatGPT desktop, OpenClaw, and Hermes all read and write the same project memory—ending the copy-paste context loop between AI clients.
Highlights
- Quick Connector: two clicks to generate MCP config and attach/remove a client, no hand-editing JSON.
- Exposed tools: memoryrecall, memorycheckpoint, memorycompact, semanticsearch (local vector search), searchtext, readfile/listfiles.
- Memory lives as plain editable files (decisions, facts, todos, project brief); writes carry machine/model fingerprints so synced-folder multi-machine setups don't clobber each other.
- Indexes PDF/DOCX/TXT/MD/CSV/XLSX with optional OCR; bundled 384-dim MiniLM runs fully offline; cloud backends opt-in only.
- Priced $12/mo solo; code FOUNDING100 gives the first 100 signups a free month.
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