Limma MCP structures unstructured data end-to-end so agents never miss a detail
FlimsyIngenuity7248 · reddit · 2026-10-31
A solo developer has spent a year building Limma, an MCP for agent retrieval. It structures all unstructured data and cross-verifies completeness end-to-end, so agents query Limma instead of dumping chunks into their context window and hoping for the right ones. The author claims consistent retrieval accuracy at any scale.
A monthly free tier is available at limma.ai; the developer is soliciting feedback. Unverified claims, but the structure-and-verify alternative to chunk-stuffing RAG is worth watching.
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