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@dev-vortex/pi-muninn-mcp

v0.1.0

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MCP server exposing @dev-vortex/pi-muninn memory/continuity tools to Claude Code.

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@dev-vortex/pi-muninn-mcp

MCP server that gives Claude Code direct access to @dev-vortex/pi-muninn's project-memory and continuity tools — check status, write, and query project memory without going through a Pi session or an LLM round-trip.

Requirements

Install

Register it with Claude Code, either globally (applies to every project):

claude mcp add --scope user pi-muninn-mcp -- npx -y @dev-vortex/pi-muninn-mcp

or per-project, in that project's .mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "pi-muninn-mcp": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@dev-vortex/pi-muninn-mcp"] }
  }
}

Claude Code prompts to approve the server on first use either way.

Tools

| MCP tool | Purpose | |------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------| | pi_project_memory_status | Report whether project memory is enabled and its db state | | pi_project_memory_enable | Enable/disable project-scoped memory for a workspace | | pi_continuity_write | Persist a plan/decision/discovery/progress/outcome entry | | pi_continuity_query | Query stored continuity entries | | pi_memory_search | Semantic search across stored memories | | pi_memory_save | Explicitly save a fact/decision to persistent memory |

Every tool takes an optional projectRoot; when omitted it targets whatever project Claude Code currently has open.

Getting Claude to use these tools well

Tool descriptions alone cover per-call parameters, not judgment calls like "check status before starting work" or "write continuity as you go." This package ships a CLAUDE.md usage policy — copy it into your own project (or your global ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md) to cover exactly that.

License

MIT