Chroma MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Persist and semantically search historical chat and development context across sessions to improve context-aware assistance.

• 2

  Automated indexing and semantic chunking of a codebase so retrievals preserve logical code structures (functions, classes) for more relevant context.

• 3

  Log and correlate chat interactions with code diffs and tool sequences to trace decisions and support validation or automated test-driven learning workflows.

Description

Chroma MCP Server provides a persistent, searchable "working memory" by exposing ChromaDB via the MCP protocol so agents and tools can store and recall development context. It automates codebase indexing, enriched chat logging (including diffs and tool sequences), semantic code chunking, and bidirectional linking between discussions and code changes. The server also includes tools for validation, automated test-driven learning workflows, and utilities to manage embedding functions and collection configuration. These features help AI assistants provide context-aware responses and let developers manage and promote learning artifacts from their projects.