Archiledge FAQs

Question 1

What is Archiledge?

Accepted Answer

Archiledge is a graph-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) memory server. It provides a structured way for AI agents to store and manage contextual information as entities and relations within a knowledge graph.

Question 2

How does Archiledge handle data persistence?

Accepted Answer

Archiledge supports both in-memory storage (default) and Neo4j graph databases for persistence. You can run it with an embedded Neo4j instance (transient or persistent) or connect to an external Neo4j server.

Question 3

What are Archiledge's main features?

Accepted Answer

Archiledge offers robust knowledge graph storage, a comprehensive set of MCP tools for creating, reading, searching, and deleting entities and relations, and flexible persistence options including in-memory and Neo4j graph databases.

Question 4

Is Archiledge suitable for production environments?

Accepted Answer

No, Archiledge is explicitly designed and optimized for local development and testing environments only. It currently implements no authentication mechanisms and is not recommended for production use in its present state.

Question 5

What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP)?

Accepted Answer

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a specification for how AI models manage and interact with their memory or context. Archiledge provides a concrete, graph-based server implementation of this protocol.

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