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Qdrant MCP

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Qdrant is an open-source vector database for similarity search, and its official MCP server turns it into semantic memory for agents: two tools, qdrant-store and qdrant-find, save pieces of information and retrieve the ones closest in meaning, with no manual queries. It runs over stdio, SSE and HTTP; a local instance needs no key, while Qdrant Cloud requires QDRANT_URL and QDRANT_API_KEY.

Why this server

  • Just two tools — qdrant-store and qdrant-find — minimal complexity for the agent
  • Ready-made semantic memory — the agent decides what to remember and when to search for it
  • A local Qdrant instance needs no key at all — Qdrant Cloud is only needed for scale
  • Supports stdio, SSE and streamable HTTP — connects to any MCP client

Usage examples

Prompt: Remember: client Ivanov prefers calls on Tuesdays after 3pm

Result: The agent called qdrant-store, saving the note as a vector in the memory collection — retrievable in any future conversation.

Prompt: What have we already discussed about this client's preferences?

Result: qdrant-find retrieved the earlier note about Tuesday calls by semantic similarity, even without an exact word match.

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