IHMT-MEMORY is a repository that holds the long-term memory of AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, opencode) in the form of a file tree. The October 15, 2026 commit 3daf512 is a change that adds only one line of Glama score badges to the badge area at the top of the README, and the commit message states that it displays the Glama score badge in the README.
The added line went in directly below the existing mcpservers.org listing badge, and the link points to glama.ai/mcp/servers/gonzaroman/IHMT-MEMORY, which is the MCP server listing path on glama.ai. The badge description means that this repository receives a quality and maintenance score. The head of the README still keeps the title IHMT — Infinite Hierarchical Memory Tree together with the MCP server identifier comment (mcp-name: io.github.gonzaroman/ihmt-memory), so it can be confirmed that this project is a repository distributed under the MCP server specification. This single line makes it possible to check the score assigned by an external directory right on the first screen of the README.
However, the only file touched is README.md, with 1 line added and 0 lines deleted. There is no change to the memory storage structure or the code, and the numerical value of the Glama score that the badge points to is not included in this diff. Neither the repository license nor the star count is presented in this material. So this commit is closer to a documentation change that reveals the connection to an external MCP server directory than to an implementation change.