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Persistence for ephemeral MCP collections and records

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Dominant language
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Description

As a developer I need to research and review activating collection and records persistence.

Acceptance criteria

  • Review, research viability of opt-in SQLite collection persistence

  • If viable, create an implementation story or convert this one towards an epic

Assumptions and questions

  • Opt-in for users may be the initial activation. This can include setting a DB storage path

  • No model, MCP tools, MCP resources, MCP prompts, skills et all should access the DB directly. The concept should focus on being a passive store used to help in resource and server startup limitations

  • Relates to

    • how the PF API has to rebuild itself on every MCP start up. Persistence would store either the crawled raw API OR be something we handled on the merged collection and records result
    • indexing collections and records for refined metadata and quality so that searches return more "exacting results"
    • moving towards 2 primary MCP resources "collections" and "records"

Jira Issue: PF-4590

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Research direction

Start by reviewing how the PF API rebuilds itself on every MCP startup and how collections and records are currently handled. Assess the viability of opt-in SQLite persistence with a configurable database path, without direct database access from models or MCP tools. Done means documenting the viability and either creating an implementation story or converting this issue into an epic.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.

Assessment

Tech stack
sqlite, typescript
Domain
backend, databases
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Active
Clarity
Mostly clear
Newbie friendliness
35/100

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