dancenitra/inspeximus

inspeximus is a Python library and MCP server that gives AI agents a memory that can be corrected and erased on purpose, rather than one that just keeps accumulating facts forever. You install it with pip, or as a plugin inside Claude Code with a single command, and it stores what it remembers in a local file inside your project. The core idea the author points to is that most agent memory tools call a language model every time something is stored, to extract or summarize facts. inspeximus does not do this. Storing a fact is a plain, deterministic operation with no model call involved, which the README says makes storage free and repeatable, at the cost of not doing any of that automatic extraction work itself. Because storage does not depend on a model, the library can offer a few specific guarantees. Writing a new value for a fact replaces the old one, and a feature called echo_guard is meant to stop an old, corrected value from resurfacing later. A revert command can roll a corrected fact back to what it was before. A forget function is meant to remove a value entirely, including related records that were derived from it, and produces a receipt of the deletion rather than just silently wiping it. The project includes its own audit scripts that download the published package from PyPI and test these claims against the real released version, including deliberately trying to break the checks to confirm they can actually fail. The README documents at least two real bugs the audit process caught and fixed in past versions. The author is explicit that no formal certification exists for this kind of software, and that the receipts prove a deletion happened, not what the deleted content was. The project is released under the MIT license. The full README is longer than what was shown.