WisdomForge
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About WisdomForge
A powerful knowledge management system that forges wisdom from experiences, insights, and best practices. Built with Qdrant vector database for efficient knowledge storage and retrieval.
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Overview
What is WisdomForge?
WisdomForge is a knowledge management system that stores and retrieves experiences, insights, best practices, and lessons learned using a vector database. It integrates with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for use in AI IDEs like Cursor and Claude Desktop, and works with Qdrant or Chroma for efficient embedding-based retrieval.
How to use WisdomForge?
- Clone the repository, install dependencies, and build the project with
npm install && npm run build. - Create a
.envfile from the template and configure required environment variables:DATABASE_TYPE(qdrant/chroma),COLLECTION_NAME, and the corresponding database URL/key. Optionally setHTTP_SERVER=truefor HTTP mode. - Integrate with Cursor AI by adding the provided MCP configuration to your
~/.cursor/mcp.jsonfile, or configure Claude Desktop following therun-mcp.shscript instructions. - Use the MCP tools
store_knowledgeandretrieve_knowledge_contextto store and retrieve domain knowledge.
Key features of WisdomForge
- Intelligent knowledge management and retrieval via vector search
- Support for multiple knowledge types (best practices, lessons learned, insights, experiences)
- Configurable database selection between Qdrant and Chroma
- Uses Qdrant’s built-in FastEmbed for efficient embedding generation
- Domain knowledge storage and retrieval for AI assistants
- Deployable to Smithery.ai cloud platform
Use cases of WisdomForge
- Storing and retrieving team best practices and lessons learned
- Providing contextual domain knowledge to AI coding assistants
- Managing institutional knowledge for onboarding and training
- Powering knowledge retrieval in MCP‑compatible tools like Cursor and Claude
FAQ from WisdomForge
What runtime and dependencies does WisdomForge require?
It requires Node.js 20.x or later, npm 10.x or later, and either a Qdrant or Chroma vector database instance.
How do I configure which database to use?
Set the DATABASE_TYPE environment variable to qdrant or chroma, and supply the corresponding URL (and API key for Qdrant). The COLLECTION_NAME variable defines the vector collection.
Where is the knowledge data stored?
All knowledge is stored in the configured external vector database (Qdrant or Chroma). WisdomForge does not persist data locally.
What transport modes are supported?
WisdomForge supports MCP transport via shell scripts (run-wisdomforge-mcp.sh for Cursor, run-mcp.sh for Claude) and an optional HTTP server mode enabled by HTTP_SERVER=true.
How do I authenticate to a remote Qdrant instance?
If you are using Qdrant, set the QDRANT_API_KEY environment variable with your API key. No authentication is documented for Chroma in the README.
Frequently asked questions
What runtime and dependencies does WisdomForge require?
It requires Node.js 20.x or later, npm 10.x or later, and either a Qdrant or Chroma vector database instance.
How do I configure which database to use?
Set the `DATABASE_TYPE` environment variable to `qdrant` or `chroma`, and supply the corresponding URL (and API key for Qdrant). The `COLLECTION_NAME` variable defines the vector collection.
Where is the knowledge data stored?
All knowledge is stored in the configured external vector database (Qdrant or Chroma). WisdomForge does not persist data locally.
What transport modes are supported?
WisdomForge supports MCP transport via shell scripts (`run-wisdomforge-mcp.sh` for Cursor, `run-mcp.sh` for Claude) and an optional HTTP server mode enabled by `HTTP_SERVER=true`.
How do I authenticate to a remote Qdrant instance?
If you are using Qdrant, set the `QDRANT_API_KEY` environment variable with your API key. No authentication is documented for Chroma in the README.
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