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by TT-Wang

A Claude Code plugin that gives Claude persistent memory across sessions — stores lessons and decisions as markdown in your Obsidian vault, searches them with SQLite FTS5, and mines past transcripts automatically.

Install

$pip install -e ".[dev]"

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This server needs project-specific setup. Follow the project instructions; no reusable public launch command is available yet.

Project instructions
anthropicclaude-codeclaude-code-pluginlocal-firstmcpmcp-servermemoryobsidianpersistent-memorypython

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14 of 14 tools

Documented tools (14)

From project documentation. A server handshake does not verify each tool’s description or behavior.

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FAQ

Questions about Memem MCP Server

How do I connect Memem MCP Server to Claude?
The listing records `pip install -e ".[dev]"` as its setup step. Run it, then follow the repository's instructions for the client configuration; the listing names Claude Code as compatible clients.
Is Memem MCP Server free?
The listed licence is MIT. Check the upstream terms for permitted use and commercial requirements; a public repository does not by itself mean the software is free or open source. Connected APIs and hosted services may have separate charges.
What can Memem MCP Server do?
Memem MCP Server documents 14 tools to the agent, including active_memory_slice, context_assemble, memory_get. The descriptions above come from project documentation. A live handshake does not test individual tool behavior.