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Local-first personal memory and model server for trusted MCP agents on macOS.
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Open Claude Desktop → Settings → Developer → Edit Config, and paste this into claude_desktop_config.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"personal-model": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"personal-model",
"mcp"
]
}
}
}Run this in your terminal
claude mcp add personal-model -- uvx personal-model mcpPaste into .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"personal-model": {
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"personal-model",
"mcp"
]
}
}
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{
"servers": {
"personal-model": {
"type": "stdio",
"command": "uvx",
"args": [
"personal-model",
"mcp"
]
}
}
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Build your HUMAN.md — one evidence-linked Personal Model for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, and other trusted MCP clients.
Personal Model is an open-source, local-first long-term memory Runtime. It learns how you think and work from focused activity captured on your Mac after you grant macOS permission, then gives your AI tools inspectable context to continue work and make grounded decisions.
Runs locally on your Mac. Private by default. Yours to inspect, correct, export, and delete.
Install Personal Model · Connect your AI tool · Star Personal Model on GitHub
_Concept illustration of a mature Personal Model._
Personal Model turns focused activity from the apps you use into a portable context layer, keeps it on your Mac, and makes it available to the trusted AI clients you choose.
HUMAN.mdPersonal Model connects activity into progressively deeper context:
| Layer | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Point | A sourced observation or event |
| Line | A relationship or change over time |
| Face | A pattern supported by related evidence |
| Volume | A higher-order structure across projects or areas of life |
| Root | The current integrated model of you |
The result is a living model of what matters now, how you tend to decide, and where your attention is moving.
| Client | Connection | Setup |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code | Native Personal Model installer | persome install claude-code |
| Codex CLI and IDE extension | Native Personal Model installer | persome install codex |
| Cursor Agent CLI | Native Personal Model installer | persome install cursor-agent |
| Claude Desktop | Managed stdio config | persome install claude-desktop |
| opencode | Managed local stdio config | persome install opencode |
| Other compatible clients | Generated MCP JSON | persome install mcp-json --filename persome-mcp.json |
The MCP client guide covers prerequisites, verification, the permission boundary, transport details, HTTP fallback, and troubleshooting.
Personal Model is an MCP server used by trusted MCP clients. Other MCP servers—such
as Filesystem, GitHub, Slack, or Google Drive—are separate tools and are not
Personal Model integrations unless that path is explicitly built and tested.
These visuals show agent workflows enabled by Personal Model. The Runtime
supplies evidence-linked local context through MCP; connected agents own task
selection and execution, and external actions still require your authority.
Thousands of moments. One evolving model of you.
Personal Model turns sourced observations into relationships, patterns, higher-order structure, and one current Root: what matters now, how you tend to decide, and where your attention is moving.
From Points to Lines, Faces, Volumes, and one Root—a living model of who you are and what matters now.
The model is the same. The person it understands is different.
Two people can give the same AI the same prompt and deserve different answers. Your Personal Model changes how an agent prioritizes, decides, writes, and acts—because it understands who it is working for.
The same prompt should not produce the same answer for everyone. Give AI a model of you.
Your coding agent finds its own work
Connect Personal Model once through MCP. Codex, Claude Code, and other trusted agents can use the same model of your goals, priorities, working patterns, and boundaries.
A connected agent can search Personal Model for unfinished work, rank proposed next steps against your priorities, and separate local implementation from external actions that need your approval.
Install Personal Model, connect a trusted MCP client, then verify the local Runtime.
Requirements: macOS 13 or newer and Xcode Command Line Tools. For the shortest package-managed installation:
uv tool install personal-model
persome onboard persome model open --after 30
The distribution is named personal-model; the installed CLI is persome.
For the most explicit source-based first run:
git clone https://github.com/Intuition-Lab/personal-model.git
cd personal-model bash install.sh
After successful interactive onboarding, the source installer opens the unified local setup experience immediately.
What onboarding proves
persome onboard explains each macOS request before it appears.mac-ax-helper and, only when event-driven capture is enabled, mac-ax-watcher.persome import-data; see the import guide.An LLM is optional for collection and BM25 recall, but required for semantic modeling. You can configure a hosted/local provider for unattended processing:
persome llm setup
persome llm status --check
Alternatively, explicitly lend an existing coding-agent subscription to the background Runtime. The client CLI keeps and refreshes its own login; Personal Model stores only its executable path, routing policy, and a durable daily call cap:
persome llm agent setup --client codex --daily-call-limit 50 --check
persome llm status
A trusted MCP client that supports Sampling with tools can still call process_pending_model_work for a one-request, 1–10-session batch. Both paths use the connected agent allowance without exposing its OAuth token to Personal Model; the CLI bridge is the opt-in path that also powers unattended stages.
Register whichever owner-local clients you use:
persome install claude-code
persome install codex persome install cursor-agent persome install claude-desktop persome install opencode
The commands above install only the MCP server. To also give background semantic stages explicit consent to use a supported coding-agent subscription, add --fund-model; the default cap is 50 model invocations per local day:
persome install codex --fund-model --daily-call-limit 50
persome llm agent disable revokes that consent without logging the client out or deleting a fallback provider profile.
These stdio registrations launch the MCP process on demand, so the daemon does not need to be running after onboarding has initialized the local database, and no HTTP bearer is copied into client configuration. Schema creation and migration remain daemon-owned; a brand-new or externally upgraded data root must run persome start once before stdio clients use it. Stdio writes remain available while the daemon is stopped, but WAL maintenance waits for the daemon; start it periodically if you use write tools in that mode so the WAL stays bounded.
For another Cursor-compatible setup, you can still generate a stdio obj
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