Enable persistent context management for Perplexity across sessions. Local-first architecture with full data ownership.
Every Perplexity session starts fresh. Ask the same research question twice, and Perplexity has no memory of your previous findings.
You spent an hour researching a topic, comparing sources, refining your understanding. Next session: blank slate. Perplexity does not remember any of it.
Over a week, re-establishing research context costs hours of wasted effort. Over a month, valuable insights slip through the cracks.
SuperLocalMemory fixes this permanently. One install. Persistent memory. Every session.
This installs the package globally and starts the MCP server.
Open Perplexity Desktop on your Mac, then navigate to Settings → Connectors → Add Connector.
In the connector name field, type:
Alternatively, if you installed via Python: python3 ~/.claude-memory/mcp_server.py
Click Save, then restart Perplexity Desktop. SuperLocalMemory is now connected — Perplexity has persistent memory.
The MCP server is already running in the background. Just add the connector in Perplexity's Settings → Connectors and point it to SuperLocalMemory. No CLI setup needed.
Perplexity remembers your previous searches and findings. Follow-up questions build on what you have already explored — no re-explaining.
Your research data never leaves your machine. No cloud APIs, no telemetry, no third-party servers. Works fully air-gapped.
Research in Perplexity, code in Cursor, plan in Claude — the same memory database powers all your AI tools seamlessly.
Your memory works even without internet. Previously stored research, context, and preferences are always available locally.
Automatic tagging and a knowledge graph of your research. Concepts, sources, and topics are linked and searchable.
AGPL v3, fully auditable source code. Your memory data belongs to you.
Sources you found, conclusions you reached, and data points you gathered across past sessions.
Your expertise domains, recurring topics, and the depth of knowledge you expect in responses.
Terminology, abbreviations, and domain-specific language relevant to your current work.
Whether you want concise summaries, detailed breakdowns, source-heavy answers, or structured comparisons.
Which publications you trust, academic vs industry sources, and citation depth you prefer.
Multi-session research threads that build progressively deeper understanding of a topic.
The same memory database works across all MCP-compatible tools. Set up once, remember everywhere.
Local-first, open source. Persistent context management for Perplexity.
