Turso

Overview

Turso gives your AI assistant a private notebook that remembers.

Most AI chats forget everything when you start a new conversation. Turso fixes that: stackgate.ai creates a small, private database just for you. Your AI can save facts you share — family names, preferences, project notes, lists — and look them up again later, even in a brand-new chat.

No database account, no API keys, no technical setup on your side. Click Activate and you're done.

Why you'd want this

• Remember what matters to you — Tell your AI once that your kids' names are Siw and Saxe, that you live in Copenhagen, or that you prefer Laravel over WordPress. It can store that and recall it next time instead of asking again.
• Pick up where you left off — Shopping lists, travel plans, home-renovation ideas, client context, research notes: anything you'd jot in a notebook can live here for your AI to reuse.
• Yours alone — Each connection gets its own isolated database. Other stackgate.ai users cannot see your data.
• Works with the AI tools you already use — Connect Turso in Cursor, Claude, or any MCP client through stackgate.ai. Your assistant handles the storage; you just talk normally.
• Nothing to install — Unlike integrations that need a desktop app, Turso runs entirely in the cloud after you activate it.

What it looks like in practice

You might say:

"Remember that my wife is Camilla and our dog is Elliot."

Later, in a different chat:

"What are my kids' names?"

Your AI looks up what it saved earlier and answers from your private database — not from guesswork.

You can also use it for structured notes: gift ideas, meal plans, book lists, workout logs, or anything you'd want an assistant to keep organized over time.

How to get started

1. Open Integrations → Turso in stackgate.ai.
2. Click Activate — no Turso account or password required.
3. Connect your AI client to stackgate.ai (same as your other integrations).
4. Start chatting. When you share something worth remembering, ask your AI to save it — or tell it to use Turso as your long-term memory.

Your company admin may need to enable Turso under Company Integrations first.

Important: Disconnecting Turso permanently deletes your private database and everything in it. You'll be asked to confirm before that happens.

Prerequisites

• A stackgate.ai account
• Turso enabled on your hub (your platform administrator sets this up once for everyone)

Using with AI clients

Connect through stackgate.ai like your other cloud integrations — use your normal MCP endpoint and API token. No local install.

Dedicated endpoint: POST /mcp/turso
Private gateway: turso__* tools

For AI agents (technical reference)

Agents can read turso://guide/agent and turso://schema/overview for tool selection and live schema. Typical tools:

• execute_sql — store and retrieve data
• get_schema_metadata / set_schema_metadata — document what tables are for
• get_database_info — check storage usage and health

Personal facts are often stored in tables like memories (people and relationships) and personal_facts (preferences and other details). Your AI chooses the structure; you don't need to design it yourself.

Privacy and limits

• Private to you — Data stays in your provisioned database, separate from other users.
• About 100 MB per connection — Plenty for notes, lists, and personal memory; not meant for large file storage (use Temp Storage for files).
• Disconnect = delete — Removing the integration deletes the database. Export anything important first by asking your AI to summarize or copy it elsewhere.

Troubleshooting

• Not available / not configured — Ask your hub administrator to enable Turso on the platform.
• Not activated — Open Integrations → Turso and click Activate.
• Company blocked — Ask your admin to allow Turso on Company Integrations.
• Daily limits — Heavy automated use may hit hub quotas; try again after UTC midnight.
• Storage full — Default limit is 100 MB; delete old data or ask your administrator about limits.