LibSQL Memory
Provides a LibSQL-based persistent memory database for storing and retrieving knowledge graph entiti...
- Determine Your Database Type
- Decide whether you will use a local SQLite database or a remote libSQL (such as Turso) database.
If using a local SQLite database:
Locate or Create Your Database File
- Choose a path for your SQLite database file (e.g.,
/path/to/your/database.db). - You can use any
.dbfile—create a new one or use an existing one.
- Choose a path for your SQLite database file (e.g.,
Set the Database URL
- Set the
LIBSQL_URLvalue to point to your SQLite file in the following format:file:/path/to/your/database.db - If using WSL, ensure you use the Linux filesystem format for paths (e.g.,
/home/username/database.db).
- Set the
If using a remote libSQL database (such as Turso):
Create a Remote Database
- Sign up or log in to your remote libSQL provider (e.g., Turso).
- Create a new database following their instructions.
Obtain Your Database Connection URL
- After creating your database, find the connection URL for your database.
- It will look like:
libsql://your-database.turso.io
Obtain Your Authentication Token
- Generate or locate the authentication token for your database on your provider’s dashboard.
- Copy the token (it may be labeled as “API Token,” “Auth Token,” or similar).
Add ENVs in FastMCP
- In the FastMCP connection interface, use the "Install Now" button to add your environment variables.
- Fill in the following fields:
LIBSQL_URL: Use either the local file path (for SQLite) or the remote URL (for libSQL/Turso).LIBSQL_AUTH_TOKEN(only for remote): Paste your auth token.
Variable Example Value LIBSQL_URL file:/path/to/database.db (or) libsql://your-database.turso.io LIBSQL_AUTH_TOKEN your-auth-token Save and Apply
- Save your ENV values. The server will now connect to your specified database.
Note:
- If you do not specify any
LIBSQL_URL, the default isfile:/memory-tool.dbin the current directory. - For full details and graphical steps, refer to your libSQL provider’s documentation, such as the Turso Quickstart Guide.
How to Install LibSQL Memory
Install LibSQL Memory MCP server with one click through FastMCP. Choose your preferred AI development tool below:
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