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@rbrtdds/acp-mcp

v0.1.5

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AI Context Protocol — MCP server for Claude Code integration

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Readme

@rbrtdds/acp-mcp

MCP server for ACP (AI Context Protocol) — gives Claude Code persistent memory across sessions.

Install & Setup

npm i -g @rbrtdds/acp-cli @rbrtdds/acp-mcp
acp init

Requires Node.js >= 18.

acp init handles everything — config, MCP registration with Claude Code, and CLAUDE.md setup. No manual steps needed.

If you need to register the MCP server manually (e.g. claude CLI not in PATH during init):

claude mcp add --transport stdio --scope user acp -- acp-mcp

Tools

The MCP server exposes these tools to Claude:

acp_context

Get proactive context for current project. Call at the start of every session.

  • Returns relevant facts and project history
  • No parameters required

acp_recall

Search memory for relevant context from previous sessions.

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | |-----------|------|---------|-------------| | query | string | — | What to search for (e.g., "auth middleware") | | scope | "project" | "all" | "project" | Search current project or all projects | | max_results | number | 10 | Maximum facts to return |

acp_remember

Save important facts, decisions, or learnings to persistent memory.

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | |-----------|------|---------|-------------| | content | string | — | The fact to remember | | type | string | — | Category: stack, decision, architecture, convention, blocker, task, learning, preference, contact, custom | | confidence | number | 0.9 | Confidence score (0-1) | | pinned | boolean | false | Pin to prevent compaction |

acp_status

Show memory stats — facts count, sessions, storage size. No parameters.

acp_facts

List all stored facts for current project.

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | |-----------|------|---------|-------------| | type | string | — | Filter by fact type (optional) | | limit | number | 50 | Maximum facts to return |

How it works

Claude Code ←→ MCP protocol ←→ acp-mcp ←→ SQLite (~/.acp/acp.db)

The server runs as a stdio MCP process. Claude Code launches it automatically when configured. Project context is scoped by the working directory — ACP won't leak context from other projects.

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License

MIT