Michael May

I built MycelicMemory — an MCP server that gives any coding agent a robust, semantically indexed, knowledge-graph-backed memory system that is fully local and secure. Sub-100ms hybrid search, automatic capture from your coding sessions, zero cloud dependency, and it works with Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, or any MCP client. I always use it when I code.

An AI agent that makes the contractor calls you don't want to make. Describe the problem in a chat thread and Lexie fans out real outbound calls to local vendors in parallel, quotes the same scope to each one, negotiates the appointment, and books it — recorded and transcribed, and nothing dials until you confirm.

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