This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by oldnordic
This is a submission for the Redis AI Challenge: Real-Time AI Innovators.
What I Built
I built LTMC (Long-Term Memory and Context), a multi-agent coordination platform for AI systems that need persistent memory, semantic search, and real-time orchestration.
It’s a production-ready Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets AI agents work together while remembering everything they’ve done — from conversations to code snippets — across sessions.
LTMC isn’t “just” a database or a vector store. It’s a 4-tier memory system:
SQLite for temporal storage
FAISS for semantic vector search
Redis for real-time caching and orchestration
Neo4j for graph-based relationship linking
By combining these, LTMC gives agents an always-on, lightning-fast memory and coordination brain.
Demo
🔗 GitHub Repository: oldnordic/ltmc-mcp-server
📄 Documentation: Included in the repo
💻 Example tools: Store and retrieve documents, log chats, manage tasks, link knowledge graphs, and replay learned code patterns.
How I Used Redis 8
Redis powers two critical parts of LTMC:
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Real-Time Orchestration Layer
LTMC includes 6 specialized Redis-based orchestration services that let multiple AI agents collaborate without stepping on each other’s toes.Agent registry (who’s online and doing what)
Context coordination (shared conversation state)
Memory locking (distributed concurrency control)
Tool caching (hot data always ready)
Shared buffers (for large content chunks)
Caching for Sub-100ms Responses
All hot data — context, memory chunks, tool results — flows through Redis before hitting disk. This means most lookups return in well under 100ms, even under load.
Performance & Scaling
On a modest 4-core / 16GB RAM setup, LTMC can sustain hundreds of active agent sessions in real time with sub-100ms orchestration latency.
Performance scales primarily with available CPU cores and RAM, thanks to Redis handling everything in-memory.
If you’ve ever had an AI model “forget” what it just did, LTMC is the cure. Redis makes that possible in real time.
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by oldnordic
oldnordic | Sciencx (2025-08-09T09:41:31+00:00) LTMC: Redis-Powered Multi-Agent Memory & Orchestration Platform. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2025/08/09/ltmc-redis-powered-multi-agent-memory-orchestration-platform/
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