MCP Memory Server

What is MCP Memory Server?

MCP Memory Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to provide persistent memory capabilities for Large Language Models (LLMs). It allows users to store concepts, code snippets, notes, and any information they want their LLM to remember across conversations.

How to use MCP Memory Server?

To use MCP Memory Server, clone the repository, build the server, and configure it with the Claude Desktop application. Once set up, you can store and retrieve memories using specific commands in Claude Desktop.

Key features of MCP Memory Server?

• Persistent memory that retains information across LLM sessions.
• Smart organization with categorization and tagging for easy retrieval.
• Natural language search capabilities to find memories using conversational queries.
• Usage analytics to track memory access frequency.
• Local storage ensuring all data remains on your machine.
• Fast access through in-memory indexing.
• Easy configuration via environment variables.
• Thread-safe for concurrent access.

Use cases of MCP Memory Server?

1. Storing project-related memories for easy access during development.
2. Retrieving past conversations or notes to enhance LLM interactions.
3. Analyzing memory usage to optimize information retention strategies.

FAQ from MCP Memory Server?

• Can I use MCP Memory Server with any LLM?

Yes! It is designed to work seamlessly with Claude Desktop and other compatible LLMs.

• Is my data secure with MCP Memory Server?

Yes! All data is stored locally on your machine, ensuring privacy and security.

• How do I troubleshoot connection issues?

Check the configuration file for correct paths and ensure the server binary is executable.