Server Noonien is shared, serverless, conflict-free memory for AI agents, built as a drop-in replacement for the official MCP memory knowledge graph. It keeps the same entities, observations and relations but converges across machines through peer-to-peer sync, with no central server, no database and no merge conflicts.
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The daemon replicates each node's shard directly to the others, so several machines share one memory with no shared folder.
Same entities, observations and relations, so existing MCP clients keep working.
When peers cannot reach each other, file and S3 backends cover the same ground.
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