Diagnose the failure
Classify ChromaDB compaction errors, SQLite repair needs, MCP schema problems, Windows hook path failures, and missing ids.
Independent MemPalace repair console
Run MemPalace log triage, MCP readiness checks, repair planning, and hosted workspace preparation from one independent console. Start with ChromaDB compaction, from-sqlite repair, MCP setup, Windows hooks, and retention checks.
The console turns issue-shaped searches into concrete, low-risk actions a developer can run or hand off.
Classify ChromaDB compaction errors, SQLite repair needs, MCP schema problems, Windows hook path failures, and missing ids.
Receive a step-by-step sequence that starts with backup capture, then moves through repair, verification, and rollback.
Generate install commands, MCP JSON, Docker Compose, and retention checks that match the selected environment.
Export a concise proof receipt with the symptoms, likely root cause, planned commands, and unanswered risks.
Each page is shaped around a real setup, repair, or hosted-readiness question instead of a generic product landing page.
Switch monthly or yearly before checkout. Yearly billing shows the monthly equivalent and charges one fixed term today.
After checkout, Palace Repair Console will not automatically charge you next month or next year. Monthly and yearly purchases only cover the period you choose today.
For one developer recovering a local memory store or validating a new install.
$234 due today for one year. No automatic charge next year.
For teams running MemPalace across Claude Code, Cursor, and shared development machines.
$714 due today for one year. No automatic charge next year.
For platform teams preparing a hosted MemPalace workspace, observability, and rollout guardrails.
$1,794 due today for one year. No automatic charge next year.
Ready to create a hosted invoice after you choose a plan.
No. Palace Repair Console is independent and focuses on diagnostics, repair planning, hosted workspace readiness, and checkout-backed support workflows.
The public console does not directly touch your machine. It turns your pasted symptoms and environment choices into a repair plan, commands, and verification checklist.
Most teams need repair planning, MCP setup, Windows hook validation, and retention policy work together, so the annual Team Recovery plan is the default checkout path.
Checkout is routed through Polar. The Worker creates a hosted invoice and redirects the browser to the provider checkout page.
Teams comparing workflow plans with launch and market assumptions can also review MiroFish AI Simulator, a companion reference for simulation-style product reasoning.