MCP Memory Service

# memory-ingest-dir Batch ingest all supported documents from a directory into the MCP Memory Service database. ## Usage ``` claude /memory-ingest-dir <directory_path> [--tags TAG1,TAG2] [--recursive] [--file-extensions EXT1,EXT2] [--chunk-size SIZE] [--chunk-overlap SIZE] [--max-files COUNT] ``` ## Parameters - `directory_path`: Path to the directory containing documents to ingest (required) - `--tags`: Comma-separated list of tags to apply to all memories created - `--recursive`: Process subdirectories recursively (default: true) - `--file-extensions`: Comma-separated list of file extensions to process (default: pdf,txt,md,json) - `--chunk-size`: Target size for text chunks in characters (default: 1000) - `--chunk-overlap`: Characters to overlap between chunks (default: 200) - `--max-files`: Maximum number of files to process (default: 100) ## Supported Formats - PDF files (.pdf) - Text files (.txt, .md, .markdown, .rst) - JSON files (.json) ## Implementation I need to upload multiple documents from a directory to the MCP Memory Service HTTP API endpoint. First, let me check if the service is running and find all supported files in the directory: ```bash # Check if the service is running curl -s http://localhost:8080/api/health || curl -s http://localhost:8443/api/health || echo "Service not running" # Find supported files in the directory find "$DIRECTORY_PATH" -type f \( -iname "*.pdf" -o -iname "*.txt" -o -iname "*.md" -o -iname "*.json" \) | head -n $MAX_FILES ``` Then I'll upload the files in batch: ```bash # Create a temporary script to upload files UPLOAD_SCRIPT=$(mktemp) cat > "$UPLOAD_SCRIPT" << 'EOF' #!/bin/bash TAGS="$1" CHUNK_SIZE="$2" CHUNK_OVERLAP="$3" MAX_FILES="$4" shift 4 FILES=("$@") for file in "${FILES[@]}"; do echo "Uploading: $file" curl -X POST "http://localhost:8080/api/documents/upload" \ -F "file=@$file" \ -F "tags=$TAGS" \ -F "chunk_size=$CHUNK_SIZE" \ -F "chunk_overlap=$CHUNK_OVERLAP" \ -F "memory_type=document" echo "" done EOF chmod +x "$UPLOAD_SCRIPT" ``` ## Examples ``` # Ingest all PDFs from a directory claude /memory-ingest-dir ./docs --file-extensions pdf --tags documentation # Recursively ingest from knowledge base claude /memory-ingest-dir ./knowledge-base --recursive --tags knowledge,reference # Limit processing to specific formats claude /memory-ingest-dir ./articles --file-extensions md,txt --max-files 50 --tags articles ``` ## Actual Execution Steps When you run this command, I will: 1. **Scan the directory** for supported file types (PDF, TXT, MD, JSON) 2. **Apply filtering** based on file extensions and max files limit 3. **Validate the service** is running and accessible 4. **Upload files in batch** using the documents API endpoint 5. **Monitor progress** for each file and show real-time updates 6. **Report results** including total chunks created and any errors All documents will be processed with consistent tagging and chunking parameters. ## Notes - Files are processed in parallel for efficiency - Progress is displayed with file counts and chunk statistics - Each document gets processed independently - failures in one don't stop others - Automatic tagging includes source directory and file type information - Large directories may take time - consider using --max-files for testing