Memory and context
The project shows an approach in which AI can use local context and memory instead of relying only on the current conversation.
AI memory · MAPI · open-source project
MAPI-local-medium is an experimental technical project showing how an AI model can be connected with a local environment, memory, and a controlled toolset. It is not a boxed product. It is a workshop-grade base for further experiments.
The project shows an approach in which AI can use local context and memory instead of relying only on the current conversation.
MAPI-local-medium runs a local server that mediates between the model and the user's selected tools.
The assumption is a limited toolset, explicit permissions, and a careful approach to actions executed by AI.
The medium version is prepared for local connector tests, OAuth, and a public-address scenario through ngrok.
The goal of MAPI-local-medium is to test what a practical layer between an AI model and a user's local environment can look like. Such a layer can control tools, memory, scope of access, and how the model performs operations outside the conversation itself.
Test use cases
Important note
MAPI-local-medium is an experimental repository. It shows one direction for working with AI memory, connectors, and local tools, but it requires technical understanding and careful configuration. In particular, tokens, .env files, local databases, and private logs should never be pushed into the repository.
MorenaTech and AI memory
At MorenaTech we write about automation, AI for business, Google Apps Script, and data organization. MAPI-local-medium is a more technical part of the same puzzle: it shows how memory, tools, and local context can become a layer that gives an AI model more practical capabilities.