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What
Adds a new MCP server guide: Perseus Vault MCP, under
content/docs/mcp_servers/, showing how to give a LibreChat Agent durable, encrypted, local-first long-term memory via MCP (stdio or SSE/HTTP).Perseus Vault is open-source (MIT), local-first, and MCP-native: a single binary with encryption at rest, no cloud and no API keys. This guide gives LibreChat agents
remember/recall/journal/timelinetools they call directly.Honest framing
The guide is explicit that this does not replace LibreChat's built-in User Memory (
memory:) store — that internal memory agent takes a provider/model but does not expose a pluggable storage backend or MCP hookup. Instead this attaches Perseus Vault's MCP tools to an Agent, and notes the two can coexist.Changes
content/docs/mcp_servers/perseus_vault.mdx— new guide (frontmatter +<Callout>/<Steps>matching the existing Salesforce/Google Workspace pages).content/docs/mcp_servers/meta.json— registerperseus_vaultin the sidebarpagesarray.content/docs/mcp_servers/index.mdx— add a card linking to the new guide.English
.mdxonly (source of truth), per the docs README; translations left to the workflow.