pumaDB MCP server

Agents and small apps often need somewhere durable to keep structured facts between runs — a user's preferences, a running tally, a small dataset — without standing up a database. pumaDB is built exactly for that: a hosted memory layer for JSON records. Connected to Neotask, you can ask the agent to store a record now and retrieve it later, effectively giving any workflow durable memory without you managing infrastructure.

What you can automate

Real workflows

Persist state across sessions

Ask Neotask to save a JSON record — say, a set of preferences or a running list — to pumaDB, then in a later conversation ask it to pull that same record back.

Back a small app with durable storage

Instead of standing up your own database for a lightweight tool, have Neotask read and write its records straight to pumaDB.

Frequently asked questions

What does the pumaDB connection do?

Stores and retrieves durable JSON records for AI agents and small applications through pumaDB's hosted memory layer.

What kind of data is this meant for?

Structured JSON records — preferences, small datasets, running state — not large files or binary data.

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$0/mo

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Individual

$50/mo

The full personal agent platform for one person.

Enterprise

$200/mo

Multiple workspaces and capacity for larger teams.

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