Recall is a long-term memory system for AI assistants that provides persistent storage, semantic search, and relationship tracking for memories.

Core Memory Operations

• Store memories with automatic semantic indexing, content-hash deduplication, and optional auto-linking to related memories

• Search memories using natural language queries with semantic similarity, filters (namespace, type, importance), and optional multi-hop graph expansion

• Delete memories by ID or semantic search, with protection for high-confidence "golden rule" memories

• Count and list memories with filtering, sorting, and pagination for auditing and exploration

• Generate context by fetching relevant memories formatted as markdown for session injection, respecting token budgets

Memory Relationships & Graph

• Create relationships between memories (relates_to, supersedes, caused_by, contradicts)

• Inspect graph structure with BFS traversal, configurable depth/direction, and Mermaid diagram generation

• Delete edges between memories by ID, memory connection, or specific pairs

• Auto-infer relationships using embedding similarity with optional LLM refinement

Validation & Quality

• Validate memories by recording application success/failure to adjust confidence scores automatically

• Detect contradictions between memories using semantic search and LLM reasoning

• Check for superseding memories based on validation history to identify outdated information

• Analyze memory health to detect contradictions, low-confidence, and stale memories

• View validation history showing applied/succeeded/failed events and confidence score evolution

Performance & Monitoring

• Check daemon status to monitor the async embedding service for fast storage (<10ms)

• Track file activity to record file access events (read, write, edit) and view recent activity statistics

Key Features

• Namespace isolation (global vs project-scoped)

• Importance scoring (0.0-1.0) for memory prioritization

• Confidence-based promotion to "golden rule" status (auto-promoted at 0.9)

• Fast path via daemon (<10ms) or sync fallback (MLX ~100ms, Ollama 10-60s)

Uses Ollama for generating semantic embeddings (via mxbai-embed-large model) to enable vector-based memory search and optional session summarization (via llama3.2 model).

Stores memory metadata, relationships, and structured data in SQLite for persistent memory management and retrieval.

1. Click on "Install Server".

2. Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state.

3. In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Recall search for my preferences about user interface design"

That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed.

Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.