That is the design decision the rest follows from. An agent memory the human cannot edit drifts and cannot be corrected; a document the agent cannot write to goes stale. Here the notes, tasks and files are one graph with two authors, which is why the session-resume behaviour is useful rather than merely persistent. The cost is size — 184 tools is a lot of context, so this is a workspace server to run as your main one rather than one of six.
The stdio-to-HTTP bridge for CaseMgr, a shared persistent workspace for you and an AI agent. The premise is that nothing is ephemeral: the agent creates notes when it finds things, plans tasks when work appears, and marks them done; you review and edit the same records. Every session resumes where the last one stopped, and semantic search spans the whole history.
- Persistent memory across sessions, so a conversation picks up from the record rather than from a summary you paste back in
- A bidirectional graph both sides write to — notes, tasks, bookmarks, files, todos — rather than an agent scratchpad you cannot edit
- Natural-language search across everything either of you ever wrote
- A multi-agent task queue: work items dispatched, claimed and completed across several agents
- Event-driven workflows as CMMN stages with sentry-gated execution, and reusable case plan models you publish, version and instantiate
- File management with versioning and content-aware embeddings, workspaces and git worktrees linked across machines, and time tracking with expenses and invoices rendered to PDF
- 184 MCP tools in total — a large surface, and worth knowing before enabling it alongside other servers
A CaseMgr account. Claude Desktop, Cursor and other stdio clients need this bridge and an API token in `CASEMGR_API_TOKEN`, from casemgr.systems/tokens; install with `npm install -g casemgr-mcp` (package `casemgr-mcp`, 1.0.1). Claude Code does not need the bridge at all — it speaks HTTP natively and authenticates over OAuth, so you point it at the server URL and skip the token. `CASEMGR_URL` overrides the endpoint for a self-hosted instance.
One command plus a key — npm install -g casemgr-mcp, then supply credentials