Hebbrix Launches Hosted MCP Memory Endpoint, Warns of Write-to-Searchable Gap
Separate_Sand8265 · reddit · 2026-10-02
Hebbrix's founder details its hosted MCP endpoint for agent memory, highlighting a subtle integration gotcha: a write can be accepted before it's searchable. Clients should poll hebbrixget when the searchable field is false instead of resubmitting, evaluate with a made-up fact in a fresh conversation, and treat retrieved memory as untrusted data. The MIT-licensed adapter talks to a non-self-hostable backend; basic memory has a free tier and Outcome Memory costs $99/month.
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