MATLAB MCP Server

# Memory Transfer Scripts ## Setup After copying the scripts to a new machine, you need to make them executable: ```bash chmod +x .memory/transfer.sh chmod +x .memory/restore.sh ``` ## Context Management The last_context.md file should be regularly updated to maintain an accurate record of the current working state. Update it when: - Starting new tasks or projects - Making significant progress on existing tasks - Switching between different work contexts - Before initiating a memory transfer The file tracks: - Current task and recent actions - Active projects - Environment state - Important notes and next steps ## Transfer Process From the project root directory, run: ```bash ./.memory/transfer.sh ``` This will: 1. Create a timestamped backup in .memory_backup folder 2. Copy the memory file as memory.jsonl to .memory folder for transfer Important: Before running the transfer script, ensure last_context.md is up to date with your current work state. ## Restore Process After transferring the .memory folder to the new machine, run: ```bash ./.memory/restore.sh ``` This will: 1. Check for required files (.memory/memory.jsonl and .memory/last_context.md) 2. Update timestamps in the files 3. Copy memory.jsonl to the MCP server's build directory as memory.json 4. Set proper file permissions Note: - All memory files are stored in the .memory folder. Make sure to transfer the entire .memory folder between machines. - Both transfer and restore scripts automatically detect your OS and use the appropriate MCP server path: * On macOS: /Users/gtrusler/Documents/Cline/MCP/servers/src/memory/dist/ * On Linux: $HOME/Documents/Cline/MCP/memory-server/build/ - The transfer process copies memory.json from the MCP server and saves it as memory.jsonl for transfer - The restore process copies memory.jsonl back to the MCP server as memory.json - You may need to restart your MCP server after restore for changes to take effect