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mongo-memory-cli

v1.6.0

Published

Installable CLI for the hosted Mongo Memory MCP server

Readme

mongo-memory-cli

Installable CLI for the hosted Mongo Memory MCP server.

Install

npm install -g mongo-memory-cli

First-time auth

mongo-memory auth login

That command:

  • starts a short-lived CLI auth session
  • opens the hosted browser login flow
  • waits for the server to hand the generated API key back automatically
  • stores the CLI config locally for reuse

If the CLI cannot open the browser automatically:

mongo-memory auth login --manual

Leave the terminal command running while you complete the browser login.

Verify

mongo-memory auth status --json
mongo-memory health --json

Usage

mongo-memory search "connection pooling" --json
mongo-memory store "Mongo uses connection pooling with 10 max connections" --domain technical
mongo-memory get <memory-id>
mongo-memory update <memory-id> --content "Updated content"
mongo-memory delete <memory-id>

Config location

macOS:

~/Library/Application Support/mongo-memory/config.json

Linux:

~/.config/mongo-memory/config.json

Windows:

%APPDATA%\mongo-memory\config.json

Override the config path by setting MONGO_MEMORY_CONFIG_FILE=/path/to/config.json.