For AI-Augmented Developers

Your AI Forgets Everything.
Fix It in 10 Minutes.

Brain Kit is a deploy-ready MCP memory server. Supabase + pgvector + Deno. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP client.

$29 one-time · No subscription · MIT license

claude-code
# Session 1 — Tuesday
claude> Remember: we chose Postgres over Mongo for the joins
✓ Captured — tagged: database, architecture

# Session 2 — Friday (different machine)
claude> Why did we pick Postgres?
Found 1 thought (94.2% match):
  "We chose Postgres over Mongo for the joins"
  Tags: database, architecture · 3 days ago

Every session starts from scratch

You re-explain your architecture. You re-describe your preferences. Your AI has amnesia.

painful
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Context Loss

"We talked about this yesterday." But your AI doesn't remember yesterday. Every session is a blank slate.

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Re-Explaining

You paste the same architecture docs, the same coding preferences, the same project decisions — over and over.

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No Search

That brilliant solution you worked out in Claude last week? Gone. No way to search your own AI conversations by meaning.

AI without memory vs. AI with Brain Kit

night and day
Without Memory
"Can you remind me what stack we chose?" — "I don't have that context."
Paste architecture docs every session
Decisions evaporate between conversations
Each tool is an isolated silo
You are the only continuity
With Brain Kit
"We chose Postgres for the joins" — recalled instantly
Preferences auto-loaded via semantic search
Every decision persists forever
Claude + Cursor + Windsurf share one brain
Your AI builds on previous sessions

Live in 10 minutes

No Docker. No local servers. No infrastructure to babysit.

seriously, 10 min
1

Deploy

Create a free Supabase project. Fill in 4 env vars. Run ./setup.sh — it handles the SQL migration and Edge Function.

2

Capture

Tell your AI "remember this." Thoughts get embedded with pgvector, auto-tagged with topics, people, and action items.

3

Search

Ask "what did I decide about X?" from any MCP client. Semantic search finds it by meaning, not keywords.

What's inside Brain Kit

everything
SQL migration (pgvector + tables)
Deno Edge Function (MCP server)
One-command setup script
Claude Code setup guide
Cursor setup guide
Windsurf setup guide
Claude Desktop guide
ChatGPT + REST API docs
Browser bookmarklet
iOS Shortcut
Slack + Zapier recipe
Troubleshooting + FAQ

Works with your stack

Any MCP-compatible client. One brain, every tool.

Claude Code
Cursor
Windsurf
ChatGPT
Any MCP Client

vs. Building It Yourself

Only 8 repos in the Supabase + pgvector + MCP space. None production-ready. Brain Kit is.

save yourself
Feature Brain Kit DIY Build Engram / OSS JSON Files
Setup time 10 minutes 4-8 hours 1-2 hours 5 minutes
Semantic search ✓ pgvector You build it Varies ✗ None
Auto-tagging ✓ Topics, people, actions You build it ✗ Manual ✗ None
Cross-tool memory ✓ All MCP clients If you wire it Limited ✗ Single tool
Capture channels 5 (MCP, Slack, bookmarklet, iOS, webhook) What you build 1-2 1
Client guides ✓ 6 included README only
Production-ready ✓ Tested + documented Depends on you ✗ Prototype ✗ Fragile
Cost $29 one-time Your time Free Free

One price. Own it forever.

worth it
$29
One-time payment · No subscription
  • MCP memory server (Deno Edge Function)
  • Supabase + pgvector database migration
  • One-command deploy script
  • 6 client setup guides (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.)
  • 5 capture channels (MCP, Slack, bookmarklet, iOS, webhook)
  • Semantic search by meaning, not keywords
  • Auto-tagging: topics, people, action items
  • MIT license — modify anything
  • Lifetime updates
Get Brain Kit — $29

Less than one month of Cursor Pro.

Deep dive

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Brain Kit: How I Built an MCP Memory Server

The architecture, the decisions, and why pgvector + Supabase is the right foundation for persistent AI memory.

do it

Stop re-explaining yourself
to your own tools.

Deploy once. Remember everything.

Get Brain Kit — $29

Used by developers building with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf daily.