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@neottia/memory-mcp

v0.3.0

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MCP stdio server exposing the Neottia memory tools (same tool names as the pi/OpenCode extensions)

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@neottia/memory-mcp

Generic stdio MCP server for the nine Memory tools. It requires Node.js 22.16 or newer and the selected Memory backend's platform requirements.

pnpm dlx @neottia/memory-mcp

Run it from the project CWD after enabling modules.memory. The deprecated skills.memory path remains available during migration. Use MCP tools/list to verify nine memory_* tools, then call memory_store. The server is non-interactive, fixes CWD at startup, exposes tools but no resources or prompts, and closes Memory when server.close() runs. Object-root results may use structured content; lists and exports are text-only. Errors are plain text, and request cancellation is not currently forwarded.

The filesystem backend ignores namespace.scope; separate worktrees stay isolated through separate filesystem roots. Namespace scope separates PostgreSQL rows within one organization and project.

Read the Memory MCP guide and unified configuration guide.