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Deja Vu

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by vshulcz

Memory for coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and 17 others. Indexes the sessions they already wrote to disk, including months from before you installed it, and recalls them in any of them. No LLM, no embeddings, one local Go binary.

Install

$npx @vshulcz/deja-vu "query" # npm, no install

Set up this server

This server needs project-specific setup. Follow the project instructions; no reusable public launch command is available yet.

Project instructions
agent-memoryai-memoryclaude-codeclaude-code-hooksclaude-code-pluginsclaude-code-skillcodexcoding-agentsconversation-historydeepseek-harnessdsh-plugingemini-cli-extensionkimi-codemcpmcp-serveropencodeqwen-codesession-historysession-searchzed-extension

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Security profile

Exposure: Broad

Reaches into the environment, credential files or other agents' configuration.

What this server can reach, from a static read of the shipped code. Nothing was executed and nothing here is a verdict: a browser tool has to run commands and an API wrapper has to call its API. Decide what fits your setup.

NVIDIA SkillSpector v2.11.0, MCPVault MCP-server policy. Scanned 4 days ago @ 68bd445.

Detected

  • Talks to external services2 places

    Makes outbound requests. The hosts are listed so you can see where data goes.

    api.github.com, api.openai.com

  • Runs shell commands27 places

    Spawns processes on your machine. Expected for command, browser and build tools.

  • Loads code at runtime1 places

    Uses eval, dynamic imports or encoded payloads, which static review cannot fully follow.

  • Reads or writes other agents' configuration3 places

    Touches folders such as ~/.claude, ~/.codex or ~/.cursor, which hold settings and sometimes keys.

  • Installs itself to run later4 places

    Writes startup entries, cron jobs or state files that outlive the session.

  • Contains instructions aimed at AI agents5 places

    Text in code or agent-facing files that steers a model. Worth reading before you trust it.

  • Passes model output on without checks3 places

    Model output reaches HTML, SQL or a shell without validation.

  • Runs unpinned packages at runtime9 places

    Executes npx or uvx without a version, so a compromised upstream release would run.

Not detected: reads environment variables in bulk, sends conversation content outward, accesses credential files, uses elevated privileges, matches a known malicious pattern.

Dependencies with known advisories

None found in the lockfiles and manifests checked against OSV.dev.

Left out of the profile

21 pattern matches in documentation, configuration or CI files were recorded but are not part of the profile, because they do not run when the server does. The owner dashboard lists them.

How the profile works Maintainers see file, line and a fix for each item in their dashboard.

Documented tools (4)

From project documentation. A server handshake does not verify each tool’s description or behavior.

Tool change history

Compared across complete checks of the same configuration. Tools were listed, not invoked. Input-schema changes are not measured here.

No complete tool checks yet.

FAQ

Questions about Deja Vu MCP Server

How do I connect Deja Vu MCP Server to Claude?
The listing records `npx @vshulcz/deja-vu "query" # npm, no install` as its setup step. Run it, then follow the repository's instructions for the client configuration; the listing names Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code as compatible clients.
Is Deja Vu MCP Server free?
The listed licence is MIT. Check the upstream terms for permitted use and commercial requirements; a public repository does not by itself mean the software is free or open source. Connected APIs and hosted services may have separate charges.
What can Deja Vu MCP Server do?
Deja Vu MCP Server documents 4 tools to the agent, including blame, recall, recall_context. The descriptions above come from project documentation. A live handshake does not test individual tool behavior.