raggy-mcp

MCP server that gives every AI agent a universal brain -- centralized memory and knowledge via Raggy. One brain, all agents.

How agents use Raggy

Starting in 0.3.0, raggy-mcp ships with a built-in agent protocol that teaches any connected client how to use the memory tools correctly. The protocol is advertised through the MCP instructions field on initialization, so compatible clients (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Zed, Windsurf, Claude Code, and most modern MCP editors) pass it to the underlying LLM automatically.

You no longer need to paste memory rules into SOUL.md, AGENTS.md, or CLAUDE.md -- connect the server and every agent knows the rules:

• Recall at the start of every session (once), via raggy_context

• Auto-capture decisions, errors, preferences, insights as they happen

• Link related memories into a knowledge graph with raggy_link

• Use raggy_timeline for "what did we do today" and raggy_threads for "what was in my last session"

• Respect "forget that" / "don't save that" immediately

See PROTOCOL.md for the full text, and for manual install instructions if your client doesn't yet support MCP instructions.

Related MCP server: Mnemexa MCP

Features

• Universal memory protocol: Auto-loaded agent rules via MCP instructions

• Capture & Recall: Store decisions, errors, insights, snippets, research, and bookmarks that persist across sessions and agents

• Context bootstrap: raggy_context loads relevant prior-session memories at the start of every conversation

• Timeline & Threads: Chronological memory and per-session grouping for temporal queries

• Knowledge graph: Explicit links between memories (caused_by, resolved_by, supersedes, refines, contradicts, related_to, follows_from, part_of)

• Private sources: Upload files, URLs, and long-form content as searchable private knowledge

• Forget: Remove outdated or redact-while-preserving memories when they are no longer needed

Installation

Using npx (recommended)

Add to your Claude Code configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "raggy": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "raggy-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Manual installation

npm install -g raggy-mcp

Then add to your Claude Code configuration:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "raggy": {
      "command": "raggy-mcp"
    }
  }
}

Configuration

API Key (optional)

For Pro tier access (200 searches/day), set your API key:

# Via environment variable
export RAGGY_API_KEY=rgy_live_xxxxx

# Or create config file
mkdir -p ~/.claude/raggy
echo '{"apiKey": "rgy_live_xxxxx"}' > ~/.claude/raggy/config.json

Free tier (20 searches/day) works without an API key.

Tools

All tools follow the agent protocol loaded automatically at connect time (see PROTOCOL.md).

Memory writing

• raggy_capture -- Structured auto-capture with rich metadata. Use for decisions, errors, preferences (tag as ["preference"]), insights, snippets, and research. Requires content_type and importance.

• raggy_remember -- Simple unstructured note. Prefer raggy_capture when you have a clear type.

• raggy_link -- Connect two memories in the knowledge graph using one of: caused_by, resolved_by, supersedes, refines, contradicts, related_to, follows_from, part_of.

• raggy_forget -- Delete or redact a memory. Call when the user says "forget that" or "don't save that".

Memory reading

• raggy_context -- Mandatory first action of every session. Loads relevant memories from prior sessions based on project/technologies/query.

• raggy_recall -- Targeted semantic search. Use only as a follow-up lookup mid-session; don't call twice per question.

• raggy_timeline -- Chronological browse. Use for "what did we do today/yesterday/last week" questions.

• raggy_threads -- Session-based browse. Use for "what was in my last session" questions.

Private sources (requires API key)

• raggy_upload -- Upload files, URLs, or long-form content as a searchable private source.

• raggy_private_sources -- List uploaded sources.

• raggy_delete_source -- Delete an uploaded source by ID.

Pricing

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build
npm run build

# Run locally
npm start

License

MIT