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@wanxiangyu/memora-mcp

v0.1.2

Published

12 days ago

MCP stdio server for Memora.

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@wanxiangyu/memora-mcp

MCP stdio server for Memora.

Memora exposes a local memory store to AI coding assistants through MCP. The desktop app is the visual manager; this package is the assistant-facing bridge.

Tools

list_memory_projects: global and per-project memory counts.
get_current_workspace: show how a cwd maps to a Memora project id.
recall_memories: search memories by natural language, type, and tags in one workspace.
save_memory: save an important memory to one workspace.

save_memory and recall_memories require workspace_path, the absolute cwd of the active Codex/Claude workspace. The deprecated project argument is ignored. This prevents a globally configured MCP process from writing every project into the same Memora project.

Command

memora-mcp

MCP hosts can launch that command as the memora server.

If you intentionally pin one MCP server to one project, pass:

memora-mcp --workspace=/absolute/path/to/project

Otherwise let the MCP client pass workspace_path on each tool call.

Shared Store

By default, memora-mcp uses the same OS user data location as the desktop app. Override it with:

MEMORA_STORE_PATH=/absolute/path/memories.json memora-mcp
MEMORA_DATA_DIR=/absolute/path/memora-data memora-mcp

Use the same variable for the desktop app when you want multiple tools to share one explicit memory library.