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ValorBrain · vs · MemPalace

ValorBrain vs MemPalace

MemPalace is an open-source persistent memory implementation focused on conversation imports and broad taxonomy (preferences, milestones, problems, decisions). Runs locally via SQLite.

single-vault persistent memory for AI agents · github.com/milla-jovovich/mempalace

Feature matrix

Focused on multi-tenant team memory. Not generic chatbots.

CapabilityMemPalaceValorBrain
Multi-tenant Postgres RLSyes
Automatic Claude Code hooksyesyes
Public MCP HTTP transportstdio onlyyes
OAuth 2.1 dynamic registrationyes
Auth + permission scopesyes
Cross-agent activity feedyes
Conversation imports (Claude/ChatGPT)yeson roadmap
Broad taxonomy (preference/milestone/problem)yesyes
A-MEM self-evolving notesyesyes
Hosted SaaSyes
On-prem option (Enterprise)native self-hostyes

Benchmark method and limits

Where MemPalace shines

  • Open-source, fork-friendly
  • Good support for Claude Code, ChatGPT, Slack export imports
  • Rich taxonomy (preference, milestone, problem) that ValorBrain inherits
  • Session-bootstrap synthesis to inject on SessionStart

ValorBrain edge

  • ValorBrain integrates MemPalace broad taxonomy and runs on Postgres + pgvector with RLS
  • Hosted MCP HTTP for plug-and-play, not just local stdio
  • Cross-agent activity feed visible in the dashboard
  • OAuth 2.1 + per-token permission scopes
  • SaaS admin dashboard for multi-user multi-tenant management

Gaps for multi-tenant SaaS

  • Single-vault, no multi-tenant isolation
  • SQLite scale ceiling (does not handle concurrent multi-user well)
  • No public MCP HTTP: local stdio only
  • No cross-agent presence or activity feed
  • No OAuth or multi-user auth

When to choose each

Choose MemPalace if…

  • You are a single-user developer wanting local memory
  • You want to fork and customize everything open-source
  • You do not need auth or multi-user

Choose ValorBrain if…

  • You are in a team/company with multiple users on the same agent
  • You want hosted SaaS ready to use without server management
  • You need auth + permission scopes
  • You want cross-agent coherence across Claude/Cursor/Kiro

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