An MCP server that provides visual memory and context storage with knowledge graph capabilities
0. Install dependencies 1. [Optional] Set Configuration Options: : Path to the memory.json file for knowledge graph storage : Comma-separated list of directories the server can access, or JSON array format like Run these directly in the Powershell terminal. For example: Or use the combined script: The server is now running. 3. Connect to the client of your choice 1. Navigate to MCP config update…
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0. Install dependencies 1. [Optional] Set Configuration Options: : Path to the memory.json file for knowledge graph storage : Comma-separated list of directories the server can access, or JSON array format like Run these directly in the Powershell terminal. For example: Or use the combined script: The server is now running. 3. Connect to the client of your choice 1. Navigate to MCP config update file C:\Users\saskiagilmer\AppData\Roaming\Code\User\mcp.json Follow instructions in For STDIO…
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