memories serve

memories serve

Start the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server using stdio transport. This allows MCP-compatible AI tools to read and write memories directly, without generating intermediate files.

Usage

memories serve

The server starts on stdio (standard input/output), which is the transport used by most MCP client integrations. Diagnostic messages are logged to stderr to avoid interfering with the protocol.

What It Provides

The MCP server exposes 7 tools and 3 resources. See the MCP Server documentation for the complete reference.

Tools

• get_context — Get rules and relevant memories (primary tool for AI agents)
• add_memory — Store a new memory
• search_memories — Full-text search
• get_rules — Get all active rules
• list_memories — List recent memories
• edit_memory — Update a memory
• forget_memory — Soft-delete a memory

Resources

• memories://rules — All active rules
• memories://recent — 20 most recent memories
• memories://project/{projectId} — All memories for a specific project

Integration

To connect the MCP server to your AI tool, add it to the tool's MCP configuration. See the Integrations guide for tool-specific setup instructions.