VEKTOR — Vector Memory for AI Agents | Local-First MCP Memory Server

SECTION 09 // PRIVACY TENETS ETHOS

Your most private thoughts
are your most valuable currency.

Your agent holds your ideas, strategies, decisions, and instincts — the same cognitive currency you carry in your own mind. We built VEKTOR on a single conviction: synthetic memory deserves the same sanctity as biological memory.

API INGEST PIPELINE mem.store() · mem.ingest() · batch ONNX EMBEDDING ENGINE all-MiniLM-L6-v2 · 384-dim · local BM25 KEYWORD RECALL ── vektor-bm25 CROSS-ENCODER RERANKER ── RRF MAGMA GRAPH ENGINE ████ 4U SEM semantic layer 0 CAU causal layer 1 TMP temporal layer 2 ENT entity layer 3 ENTITY RESOLVER proper noun extract · NER · dedupe [TEMPORAL_SYNTHESIS] PREFIX ENGINE CLOAK IDENTITY MODULE stealth fetch · fingerprint · vault SQLITE PERSISTENCE ███ 3U WAL mode · ACID 0 cloud deps portable .db file VECTOR INDEX ── HNSW · topk=30 AXON MEMORY ROUTER axon.js · namespace · pin · forget POWER // REDUNDANT PSU ×2 PSU-A PSU-B INPUT LAYER 384 DIMS ONNX LOCAL 4 LAYERS MAGMA SPEC 0 TELEMETRY AIR-GAPPED LOCAL SQLite YOUR MACHINE TOPK=30 1U 3U 8U 15U 18U 24U
The Core Conviction
"We don't respect your privacy.
We mathematically enforce it."

Respect is a promise. Architecture is a proof. VEKTOR is built on a local-first, air-gapped design where surveillance is physically impossible — not because we chose not to build the pipeline, but because we never did.

✓ GDPR by architecture ✓ Zero data egress ✓ Air-gap compatible ✓ Data residency guaranteed ✓ EU AI Act compliant ✓ No third-party servers
0
Bytes of your
data on our servers
Zero Knowledge
We cannot see your data.
By design.

No telemetry pipeline. No cloud sync. No anonymous aggregation. Your MAGMA graph is a SQLite file on your machine — structurally inaccessible to us.

Informed Consent
Default state
is silence.

No background pings. No opt-out flows buried in settings. If VEKTOR ever transmits anything beyond your machine, you explicitly chose it and can stop it. Always.

Permanent Ownership
Your memory.
Yours forever.

Cancel any time. Your SQLite file is portable to any machine, unaffected by our pricing decisions or our continued existence.

Biological Memory
Your Mind
Ideas & instincts
Strategies & decisions
Private by right
Same sanctity
Synthetic Memory
Your Agent
MAGMA graph · local SQLite
AUDN curation · zero leak
Private by architecture
I
The Law of Zero Knowledge — we cannot see your data. By design.

Most AI infrastructure runs on an implicit bargain: capability in exchange for data. VEKTOR refuses this bargain. We ship the logic. You keep the data. Our servers have no access to your memory graph — because we architecturally cannot. Zero knowledge is not a privacy setting. It is the absence of the mechanism that would allow us to know.

II
The Law of Informed Consent — default state is silence. Transmission requires opt-in.

Every connection VEKTOR makes to the outside world requires active opt-in. No background pings. No anonymous telemetry dressed as "aggregate usage data." Consent is not a checkbox buried in an agreement. It is an architectural default — off until you turn it on.

III
The Law of Permanent Ownership — your SQLite file is yours. Forever. Without condition.

Subscriptions end. Companies pivot. APIs get deprecated. VEKTOR runs locally — cancel any time and your SQLite file stays exactly where it is. Your memory data does not live on our servers. It cannot be held hostage because we do not hold it. Sovereignty means ownership that survives us.

The sanctity of mind, ported to silicon.

These are not marketing claims.
They are architectural commitments — encoded into every layer of VEKTOR,
from the AUDN curation loop to the Cloak identity vault.

Read the full Privacy FAQ →
VEKTOR Slipstream

The vector memory layer.

Local-first. Yours forever.

MAGMA graph · AUDN curation · local embeddings · zero cloud dependency

Every agent conversation produces raw context — preferences, facts, corrections, plans. Slipstream captures all of it into a 4-layer associative graph that lives on your machine as a single SQLite file. When your agent asks what it knows, it gets ranked, scored, relationship-aware memories — not a nearest-neighbour search across disconnected vectors.

Zero Embedding Cost Slipstream runs local embeddings via bundled ONNX models. No OpenAI embedding bill. No per-token charge. 384-dimensional vectors, computed on your hardware, stored in your graph. Cost floor: $0.00/month.
MAGMA GRAPH · 4 LAYERS
01
LAYER_01
Semantic
Cosine similarity across all stored memories. Finds what's conceptually related — not just keyword-matched. Ranked by importance score that decays over time.
SIMILARITY · RANKED
02
LAYER_02
Causal
Cause → Effect edges between memories. Your agent understands why things happened. Decision traces, error roots, action consequences — all traversable.
CAUSE · EFFECT · WHY
03
LAYER_03
Temporal
Before → During → After sequences. Tracks how knowledge evolves across sessions. Recall when a preference changed, not just what the current preference is.
TIMELINE · DECAY · EVOLUTION
04
LAYER_04
Entity
Named entity co-occurrence. People, projects, technologies, events — automatically linked by how often they appear together in memory.
PEOPLE · PROJECTS · EVENTS
AUDN CURATION LOOP

Every piece of context is evaluated before storage. AUDN asks: is this new information, a correction, a contradiction, or something already known? The result is a graph that stays clean without manual management — zero duplicates, zero drift.

NEW INFO
ADD
CORRECTION
UPDATE
CONFLICT
DELETE
ALREADY KNOWN
NO_OP
LOCAL EMBEDDINGS
$0
Monthly Embedding Cost
ONNX models, local compute, no API calls
384
Vector Dimensions
Full-fidelity, not quantized down
7
LLM Providers
Claude · Mistral · Groq · OpenAI · Gemini · Ollama · OpenRouter
CORE METHODS
RECALL
memory.recall(query)
SEMANTIC
RANKED
Cosine similarity across the full MAGMA graph. Returns top-k memories ranked by combined importance score and vector similarity. Causal + temporal edges surfaced automatically.
REMEMBER
memory.remember(text)
AUDN
LOCAL EMBED
Routes input through the AUDN curation loop. Decides whether to ADD, UPDATE, DELETE, or NO_OP. Embeds locally. Stores in SQLite. No cloud roundtrip. Zero embedding cost.
GRAPH
memory.graph(node, {hops})
TRAVERSAL
Breadth-first traversal from a starting concept. Returns connected nodes and typed edges — semantic / causal / temporal / entity — up to N hops out.
DELTA
memory.delta(topic, days)
TEMPORAL
Returns what changed on a topic over a time window — new nodes added, updates, contradictions resolved. Understand how your agent's knowledge evolved over time.
INCLUDED IN SLIPSTREAM
MAGMA 4-layer associative graph
AUDN curation loop
Local ONNX embeddings
LangChain v1 + v2 adapter
OpenAI Agents SDK integration
Claude · Gemini · Groq · Mistral · Ollama · OpenRouter support
Commercial licence · production use
FROM $9/MO
Single SQLite file — your machine
No cloud. No per-call fees. No API key for memory.
All future Slipstream updates included
VEKTOR SLIPSTREAM

The full engine room.

REM. MCP. Visualizer.

Slipstream + REM dream cycle · Claude MCP server · D3 visualizer

Slipstream is the complete VEKTOR stack. REM compresses your agent's memory while it sleeps. The MCP server connects Claude Desktop to persistent memory in minutes. The D3 visualizer lets you see your agent's knowledge graph live.

REM Dream Cycle · 50:1 Compression 50 raw conversation fragments collapse into 3 distilled core insights. Noise dramatically reduced. Core signal retained. Runs via vektor rem from the CLI. Your agent wakes up smarter than when it went idle.
REM DREAM CYCLE · 7 PHASES
BEFORE REM · 50 FRAGMENTS
up to
50:1
COMPRESSION
7-PHASE CYCLE
Fragment collection
Duplicate detection
Contradiction resolution
Importance scoring
Cluster synthesis
Edge rewiring
Core insight extraction
SLIPSTREAM METHODS
REM
vektor rem
REM
up to 50:1
Triggers the 7-phase REM cycle manually. Compresses 50 fragments to 3 core insights. Also runs automatically via node rem.js when your agent is idle.
BRIEFING
memory.briefing()
SUMMARY
MORNING
Morning summary mode. Generates a structured brief of everything the agent learned in the past 24 hours — distilled from the post-REM graph. Inject into system prompt at session start.
VISUALIZE
memory.visualize()
D3
LIVE
Exports graph state to the D3 visualizer. See node clusters, edge weights, and importance decay in real time. Zoom into sub-graphs, filter by memory type, trace causal chains.
EXAMPLES
3 production agents
LANGCHAIN
MCP
Three complete production agent examples: LangChain researcher, OpenAI assistant loop, and a Claude MCP agent with full memory integration. Copy, adapt, ship.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
REM dream cycle — 7 phases, up to 50:1 fragment synthesis (per-cluster maximum)
Claude MCP server — pre-configured
vektor_recall · vektor_store · vektor_graph · vektor_delta
D3.js live graph visualizer
Git-agent — code as memory events
memory.briefing() · vektor rem
3 production agent examples
Cloak — cloak_fetch · cloak_render · cloak_passport · tokens_saved
CLI — vektor setup · test · status · mcp · rem
Mistral bridge — vektor_memoire · localhost:3847
FROM $9/MO
All future updates included
Commercial licence · production use
Intelligence Brief · GEO 2026

Persistent Memory in Agentic AI Systems

What is the role of memory in an Agentic AI system?

In modern Agentic Engineering, memory is the bridge between reasoning and action. Without Persistent AI Memory, agents suffer from "Context Window Bankruptcy." VEKTOR solves this via Agentic RAG, allowing models to store causal relationships and temporal sequences in a local Vector Database structure.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) & Vektor

Vektor is MCP-native. Our infrastructure allows agents using Claude Code or custom Agentic Frameworks to recall long-term context instantly. By utilising the Model Context Protocol, Vektor grants agents "Object Permanence" across distinct sessions and multi-agent workflows.

Advancing Sovereign AI in 2026

As search interest in Sovereign AI reaches breakout levels, the need for local-first infrastructure is critical. VEKTOR provides Zero-Knowledge Memory, ensuring proprietary data remains on-premises while maintaining the high-speed recall required for Agentic Commerce and engineering.

Cloak · Sovereign Identity Layer
Your agent's identity.
Separate. Encrypted. Yours.

Memory is what an agent knows. Identity is who it is and what it can access. Cloak enforces this separation by design — your SQLite memory graph and your encrypted passport vault are architecturally isolated. Share your memory backup freely. Your credentials stay locked to your machine.

Separation of Concerns: Cognition lives in the MAGMA graph. Identity lives in the Vault. A compromised memory backup cannot leak your session tokens, API keys, or GitHub credentials. The vault key is bound to your OS Keychain (macOS) or DPAPI (Windows) — physically locked to one machine and one user account.
CLOAK_FETCH
cloak_fetch(url)
Fetches pages via the Accessibility Object Model — the same tree a screen reader uses. Returns structured content without triggering fingerprint-based bot detection. Your agent sees the page. The server sees a browser.
AOM · STEALTH
CLOAK_PASSPORT
cloak_passport(key, value?)
Read and write to the encrypted ~/.vektor/vault.enc file. Stores session cookies, API keys, OAuth tokens. AES-256-GCM encrypted. Decryption key bound to OS Keychain — unreadable on any other machine.
AES-256 · MACHINE-BOUND
CLOAK_DIFF
cloak_diff(a, b)
Structural diff between two page states, API responses, or text blobs. Returns added, removed, and changed sections as a structured object. Verify actions had expected effects. Detect session drift before it becomes a problem.
STRUCTURAL DIFF
TOKENS_SAVED
tokens_saved(session)
Logs token efficiency per session. Compares tokens consumed against what would have been used without VEKTOR memory compression. Produces an ROI audit trail — hard proof the memory layer is paying for itself in inference cost reduction.
ROI AUDIT
CLOAK_RENDER — NEW
cloak_render(url, selectors?)
High-fidelity layout sensor. Launches a headless browser, waits for fonts and scripts to load, then returns computed CSS, post-JS DOM state, bounding boxes, gap analysis, and asset errors. Your agent sees the page exactly as a human does — after every script has run, every font has loaded, every layout has settled.
COMPUTED CSS POST-JS DOM FONT STATUS GAP ANALYSIS ASSET ERRORS
Scraper → Sensor. Traditional scrapers read raw HTML before scripts run. cloak_render waits for the full render cycle — fonts loaded, JS executed, layout computed. What you get back is ground truth.
SENSOR OUTPUT
// cloak_render("https://your-site.com", [".nav",".hero"])
"status": "SUCCESS",
"audit": {
"gapSuspects": [],
"fonts": [
{ "family": "IBM Plex Mono", "status": "loaded" },
{ "family": "Syne", "status": "loaded" }
],
"layout": {
".nav": { "display": "flex", "w": 1440, "h": 56 },
".hero": { "display": "grid", "w": 1160, "h": 640 }
}
},
"assetErrors": []
USE CASE
Layout regression testing — verify CSS between deploys
USE CASE
Agent UX audits — detect gaps and missing fonts
USE CASE
Dynamic scraping — read content after JS renders
USE CASE
CI/CD visual QA — pipe results into test suite
Cognition Layer
MAGMA graph · SQLite
AUDN curation loop
REM dream cycle
vektor_recall · vektor_store
Shareable. Backupable.
What the agent knows.
ISOLATED
Identity Layer
vault.enc · AES-256-GCM
OS Keychain / DPAPI binding
cloak_passport · credentials
cloak_fetch · AOM stealth
cloak_render · layout sensor
Machine-locked. Cannot leak.
Who the agent is.
Vektor Slipstream
Pure recall.
Zero overhead.
Recall Latency · Local
8
milliseconds avg recall
No API roundtrip. No cloud latency. Vectors live on your machine — recall is a local SQLite lookup.
Embedding Cost
$0
per embedding call
slipstream-embedder runs fully local. No OpenAI. No Cohere. No metered API. Embed once, recall forever.
Architecture · 3 Modules
slipstream-core
Spec-decoding retrieval engine. Bi-encoder shortlist + cross-encoder re-rank. HNSW index. Precision recall at sub-millisecond speed.
slipstream-embedder
Local embedding pipeline. Zero API cost. Runs on-device with no external dependencies.
slipstream-db
Lightweight SQLite vector store. Single file. Portable. Your memory graph is a standard SQLite file — open in any SQLite browser, export to JSON, move to any machine. You own the data.
Embedding Space · Local 2D Projection
384-dim · on-device
SDK · npm install -g ./vektor-slipstream-1.5.8.tgz
2 methods. Drop-in anywhere.
import { createMemory } from 'vektor-slipstream';   // Zero config. No API key. Runs local. const memory = await createMemory({ agentId: 'my-agent', embedder: 'local' // ← no API cost });   // Store a memory await memory.remember("User prefers TypeScript over JavaScript");   // Recall — avg sub-50ms, fully local const results = await memory.recall("coding preferences"); // → [{ content, score, id }] · sub-50ms · $0   // Activate your licence key after npm install npm install -g ./vektor-slipstream-1.5.8.tgz
Slipstream Pipeline · Live
Ingest
raw text
Embed
local · $0
Store
SQLite · flat
Index
HNSW · cosine
Recall
k=5 · sub-50ms
Return
scored results
Live Recall · slipstream-core
Precision without the graph overhead
Spec-decoding retrieval across your local vector store. Bi-encoder + cross-encoder. Results in milliseconds.
→ recall("coding preferences")
user prefers TypeScript over JavaScript0.97
avoid lodash — use native array methods0.91
project uses ESM not CommonJS0.84
meeting with Sarah — Friday 3pm0.22
Slipstream vs Traditional RAG
No cloud. No cost. No wait.
Feature Slipstream Cloud memory vendors
Recall latency 8ms avg · <50ms p95 200–800ms
Embedding cost $0 · fully local Per-call API fee
Data location Your machine Vendor servers
GDPR / data residency By architecture Policy only
Air-gap / offline Yes · SQLite local No
Setup npm install SDK + API key + billing
Scales to Millions of vectors Depends on plan
Why Slipstream?
Your agent deserves
memory that moves at
hyper speed.
Most memory layers are designed for search engines, not agents.
Slipstream is purpose-built for the agent loop — store, recall, done.
No embedding costs. No data stored. Sovereign architecture.
Just vectors. Fast.
Mistral Integration
Sovereign memory for Mistral agents.

VEKTOR connects to Mistral via a local HTTP bridge that ships inside the npm package. Your agent calls vektor_memoire — the bridge runs on your machine, your memory never leaves it.

TOOL MANIFEST json
{
  "function": {
    "name": "vektor_memoire",
    "description": "Query VEKTOR sovereign memory graph.
Returns ranked memory fragments with
importance scores.",
    "parameters": {
      "action": { "type": "string" },
      "query":  { "type": "string" },
      "key":    { "type": "string" },
      "limit":  { "type": "integer", "default": 5 }
    },
    "required": ["action", "key"]
  }
}
SYSTEM PROMPT text
// Paste into Mistral / Le Chat agent

Tu es un assistant avec accès à une
mémoire persistante via vektor_memoire.

Utilise cet outil pour récupérer le
contexte pertinent avant de répondre.

Rappelle toujours avec query = sujet
principal de la question utilisateur.

// English version also supported
You have persistent memory via the
vektor_memoire tool. Always recall
before responding to any query.
STEP_01
Install Slipstream
Download the .tgz from Compare
  • Downloads and run npm install -g ./vektor-slipstream-1.5.8.tgz.
  • STEP_02
    Activate Bridge
    Run node node_modules/vektor-slipstream/mistral/mistral-setup.js. Enter your licence key. Bridge starts in 60 seconds.
    STEP_03
    Add Tool
    Add vektor-tool-manifest.json as a tool in your Mistral agent or La Plateforme project.
    STEP_04
    Paste Prompt
    Copy the system prompt printed by setup wizard. Paste into your Mistral agent. Memory is live.
    SECURITY // LOCAL-FIRST

    The Mistral bridge runs on your machine at localhost:3847 — Mistral calls your local endpoint, not an external server. Your memory graph never leaves your machine. Licence validation is a Polar check on setup. Law I enforced: zero cloud routing of memory data.
    // Architecture comparison

    Why local-first wins.

    Cloud memory vendors charge twice: a subscription for the service, and a per-call embedding fee on every store and recall. They also hold your data. VEKTOR eliminates both problems by architecture — not policy.

    Speed
    8ms
    average recall

    No API roundtrip. Vectors live on your machine. Recall is a local SQLite lookup — not a network call to a cloud vendor’s infrastructure.

    Cost
    $0
    embedding cost

    Cloud memory solutions bill per store and recall operation. At production volume those embedding fees often exceed the subscription itself. VEKTOR runs on your machine — one flat price.

    Sovereignty
    100%
    local · zero egress

    Cloud vendors enforce compliance by policy. VEKTOR enforces it by architecture. Your MAGMA graph is a SQLite file on your machine — structurally unreachable by any third party.

    VEKTOR vs cloud memory vendors
    Feature VEKTOR Cloud vendor memory
    Recall latency 8ms avg · <50ms p95 200–800ms
    Data location Your machine only Vendor cloud servers
    Embedding cost $0 · fully local Per-call API fee
    GDPR / data residency By architecture Policy & certification only
    EU AI Act / air-gap Compliant by design Requires vendor audit
    Offline / no internet Fully operational Non-functional
    Pricing model $9/mo flat · one bill Subscription + usage meter
    Your data if you cancel Yours · portable SQLite Deleted from their servers
    // PRICING

    One product.
    Everything included.

    $9/month · Cancel any time · Commercial licence · Continuous updates

    FULL STACK
    VEKTOR SLIPSTREAM
    $9/ mo
    Monthly subscription · Commercial licence · Cancel any time
    MEMORY CORE
    • MAGMA 4-layer associative graph
    • AUDN curation loop — zero contradictions
    • Local ONNX embeddings — $0 embedding cost
    • Sub-millisecond vector recall — HNSW index
    • memory.recall() · .remember() · .graph() · .delta()
    • Single SQLite file — portable, yours forever
    INTEGRATIONS
    • LangChain v1 + v2 adapter
    • OpenAI Agents SDK integration
    • Claude MCP Server — full module
    • Mistral — vektor_memoire · local bridge
    • Claude · Mistral · Groq · OpenAI · Gemini · Ollama · OpenRouter
    • 3 production agent examples
    INTELLIGENCE LAYER
    • REM dream cycle — 7-phase, 50:1 compression
    • vektor rem · memory.briefing()
    • D3.js live graph visualizer
    • vektor_recall · vektor_store · vektor_graph · vektor_delta MCP tools
    SOVEREIGN IDENTITY (CLOAK)
    • cloak_fetch — AOM stealth browser
    • cloak_render — computed CSS · post-JS DOM
    • cloak_passport — AES-256 credential vault
    • OS Keychain · DPAPI machine binding
    • tokens_saved — ROI audit per session
    • Camoufox stealth fingerprint layer
    Included with every purchase
    All future updates · Email support · Commercial licence
    GET VEKTOR SLIPSTREAM →
    Email support · [email protected] Typical response · 24h Issues tracked on GitHub Commercial licence · all agents
    5 SEATS
    TEAM
    $35
    per month · $7/seat · save 22%
    Monthly · Cancel any time
    • 5 licence keys
    • Full Slipstream + Cloak
    • All future updates included
    • Team licence — all agents
    • Priority email support
    GET TEAM →
    10 SEATS
    MOST POPULAR
    STUDIO
    $59
    per month · $5.90/seat · save 34%
    Monthly · Cancel any time
    • 10 licence keys
    • Full Slipstream + Cloak
    • All future updates included
    • Priority email support
    • Team licence — all agents
    GET STUDIO →
    25+ SEATS
    ENTERPRISE
    CUSTOM
    email us for custom pricing: [email protected]
    Monthly · Cancel any time
    • 25+ licence keys
    • Full Slipstream + Cloak
    • All future updates included
    • Custom contract available
    • Priority email support
    GET ENTERPRISE →
    // ROI CALCULATOR
    What does cloud memory
    actually cost you? Run the math.

    Adjust all four sliders to match your situation. Cloud subscription, embedding volume, time horizon, and team size — VEKTOR auto-selects the right licence tier and shows you the real saving.

    MONTHS 12 mo
    CLOUD $/MO $40/mo
    EMBED OPS ~500/day
    USERS 1 user
    VEKTOR TIER SOLO · $9/mo 1 user · 1 licence
    CLOUD SUB
    $480
    EMBED FEES
    $108
    VEKTOR
    $9
    // YOUR SAVING OVER THIS PERIOD
    $429
    Cloud total: $588
    VEKTOR total: $9 — monthly subscription.
    Break-even: month 4
    // NOTE — Cloud subscription uses your entered $/month figure per user. Embedding fees estimated from public API pricing at selected daily volume. VEKTOR tier auto-selected: 1 user = Solo $9/mo · 2–5 users = Team $35/mo · 6–10 users = Studio $59/mo · 11+ users = Enterprise $99+/mo. Monthly subscription — cancel any time. Figures are illustrative; actual costs vary by provider, model, and usage pattern. VEKTOR eliminates the memory subscription and dedicated embedding overhead — LLM inference costs remain unchanged.

    Questions? [email protected]

    OPEN SOURCE · APACHE 2.0
    Open Source Tooling
    Two open-source utilities that solve the problems every developer building on vector databases and MCP servers eventually hits. Both ship as part of the VEKTOR ecosystem — no separate install required.
    Vex — Vector Exchange
    No more one-off
    migration scripts.

    Every vector database uses its own export format. Moving from Pinecone to Qdrant means writing a migration script. Moving to LanceDB means writing another. Vex is the open interchange format that ends this.

    A .vmig.jsonl file carries your vectors, metadata, and graph relationships in a portable schema any store can import. Write the migration once — go anywhere.

    npx vex migrate --from vektor --to qdrant
    npx vex migrate --from pinecone --to lancedb
    npx vex export --store chroma --out ./backup.vmig.jsonl
    // CONNECTORS
    STORE EXPORT IMPORT
    vektor / sqlite-vec
    pinecone
    qdrant
    chroma
    weaviate
    lancedb
    pgvector
    GITHUB → DOCS → MEDIUM →
    Vek-Sync — MCP Config Sync
    One config file.
    Every AI app. Always in sync.

    You update your MCP server. You edit the config in Claude Desktop. Then Cursor. Then Windsurf. Then VS Code. Then Groq Desktop. Five JSON files, five chances for drift, one eventual debugging nightmare at 2am.

    Vek-Sync maintains one canonical mcp-sync.json. Run vek-sync push and every detected AI app on your machine gets the correct config — surgical merge, no overwrites, no drift.

    vek-sync push        # sync all apps instantly
    vek-sync diff        # see exactly where configs diverge
    vek-sync push --dry  # preview changes before applying
    // MEDIUM ARTICLE
    MCP Sync: One Config File to Rule Them All

    How Vek-Sync eliminates config drift across every AI editor on your machine.

    Read on Medium →
    // SUPPORTED APPS
    Claude Desktop
    Cursor
    Windsurf
    VS Code + Continue
    Groq Desktop
    macOS / Win / Linux
    // SYNC IN ACTION

    N servers × M apps = N×M places something can be wrong. Vek-Sync collapses that to N. Credential rotation, path updates, new servers — one command, all apps, zero drift.

    GITHUB → DOCS → READ ARTICLE →
    Open Source
    Both tools are open source, bundled with VEKTOR Slipstream, and solve problems that scale with your AI stack.
    View all repos on GitHub →
    Documentation
    Full API reference, quickstart guides, and integration examples for Vex, Vek-Sync, and VEKTOR Slipstream.
    View Docs →
    Questions?
    Feature requests, integration questions, or anything else — reach the team directly.
    [email protected]
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