ELEFANTE

DOCUMENTATION · PUBLISHED v2.12.2

From download to durable context.

Start with the current published release. The canonical technical documentation is version-pinned so the instructions match the software you can download today.

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QUICK START

One local service, connected through MCP.

  1. Step 1

    Download the published installer

    Choose the v2.12.2 asset for your operating system. On macOS, extract the ZIP and double-click Install Elefante.command; if asked, Control-click → Open → Open. No administrator access or Terminal command is required. Python 3.11–3.13 is required.

  2. Step 2

    Choose compatible hosts

    The published release verifies VS Code, Cursor, Kiro, Gemini CLI, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw. Follow the connection mode shown below.

  3. Step 3

    Restart your client

    Restart the selected host after installation, then ask the agent to check Elefante’s system status.

LOCAL ARCHITECTURE

The daemon owns the data boundary.

A loopback-only daemon owns storage, concurrency, and provenance. MCP clients connect through local HTTP or a storage-free stdio bridge; they do not become competing database owners.

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VERIFIED HOST CLAIMS · v2.12.2

Connection support from the release manifest.

VS CodeInstaller-managed MCP configuration
CursorInstaller-managed MCP configuration
KiroInstaller-managed MCP configuration
Gemini CLIInstaller-managed MCP configuration
Claude CodeInstaller-managed MCP configuration
CodexInstaller-managed MCP configuration
OpenClawInstaller-managed MCP configuration