Memory MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor and any MCP client. Corrections replace stale facts.
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search_memoryCall this FIRST whenever the user asks about their own past decisions, preferences, project details, codenames, or anything they may have told you before. Semantic search over your curated project memory: finds notes by MEANING using embeddings and vector similarity, so natural-language queries wor…Call this FIRST whenever the user asks about their own past decisions, preferences, project details, codenames, or anything they may have told you before. Semantic search over your curated project memory: finds notes by MEANING using embeddings and vector similarity, so natural-language queries wor…
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get_project_contextLoad a bounded overview of your curated project memory, grouped by project and filtered through your active persona. Returns up to `limit` projects (default 20, max 50), each with a short preview of its notes and its true entry count. This is a summary for orientation, not a full dump of every note.Load a bounded overview of your curated project memory, grouped by project and filtered through your active persona. Returns up to `limit` projects (default 20, max 50), each with a short preview of its notes and its true entry count. This is a summary for orientation, not a full dump of every note.
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list_personasList all 5 available coding personas with their quality TARGETS and their effective rigor/security level (each persona shows its full-intensity level and the always-on 40% floor).List all 5 available coding personas with their quality TARGETS and their effective rigor/security level (each persona shows its full-intensity level and the always-on 40% floor).
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set_project_personaValidate and PERSIST your active persona, intensity, and optional blend. Once set, it becomes the DEFAULT persona for your later search_memory and get_project_context calls, until you change it or pass an explicit persona on a call. Enforces plan limits.Validate and PERSIST your active persona, intensity, and optional blend. Once set, it becomes the DEFAULT persona for your later search_memory and get_project_context calls, until you change it or pass an explicit persona on a call. Enforces plan limits.
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Memory MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor and any MCP client. Corrections replace stale facts.
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