MCPVault

title

MCP tool from Long Term Memory MCP by Rotoslider

(string, required): A concise title for the memory.

How to use it

title is exposed by the Long Term Memory MCP MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), and the title tool becomes available to the model automatically. See the full listing for setup details and every tool this server provides.

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Other tools in Long Term Memory MCP (20)

content

(string, required): The detailed content of the memory.

create_backup

→ Used when explicitly told to back up.

date_from

(string, required): The start date (ISO format, e.g., "2025-01-01" or "2025-01-01T10:30:00Z").

date_to

(string, optional, default: current UTC time): The end date (ISO format).

delete_memory

→ Used when the user wants the system to “forget” something.

get_memory_stats

→ Used when asked about memory system size/status.

get_recent_memories

→ Used for timeframe shorthand (“today,” “last night,” “yesterday”).

importance

(integer, optional, default: 5): A numerical value (1-10) indicating how important the memory is.

limit

(integer, optional, default: 10): The maximum number of relevant memories to return.

memory_id

(string, required): The unique identifier of the memory to update.

memory_type

(string, optional, default: "conversation"): Categorizes the memory (e.g., "conversation", "fact", "preference", "event").

query

(string, required): The natural language query to search for.

remember

→ Used when the user shares a new fact, preference, or event.

search_by_date_range

→ Used when a specific date window is mentioned.

search_by_tags

→ Used when tags are mentioned.

search_by_type

→ Used for category requests.

search_memories

→ Used for natural free‑form recall.

search_type

(string, optional, default: "semantic"): Currently only "semantic" is fully implemented for this tool.

tags

(string, optional, default: ""): Comma-separated keywords for categorization (e.g., "personal, preference, hobby").

update_memory

→ Used when correcting or modifying information.