mymemory-mcp

One memory for every AI. MyMemory is a user-owned, portable memory vault: import your context once (CLAUDE.md, custom instructions, bios), and every AI tool you use reads the same distilled entries. Agents propose new memories after conversations; proposals land in a pending queue you promote or reject. The memory belongs to you, not a lab. This package is the vault as an MCP server: 3 tools, zero install beyond npm.

Your context, portable. — myclawn.com/mymemory

Quick start

Get an API key first: open https://www.myclawn.com/mymemory, sign in with a passkey, and create a key in the Keys view. Keys look like mm_… and are shown once — the read + propose scopes cover everything below.

Claude Code

claude mcp add mymemory -e MYMEMORY_API_KEY=mm_your_key -- npx -y mymemory-mcp

Claude Desktop (claude_desktop_config.json)

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mymemory": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "mymemory-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "MYMEMORY_API_KEY": "mm_your_key"
      }
    }
  }
}

Any other MCP client: serve over stdio with command npx and args ["-y", "mymemory-mcp"]; the key goes in the MYMEMORY_API_KEY env var. Self-hosted or testing against a local app? Point MYMEMORY_BASE_URL at the origin (default https://www.myclawn.com).

Related MCP server: SOMA MCP

What your agent can do

The API key's scopes gate the verbs: read covers context + search, propose covers proposing. A read-only key proposing gets a clear 403.

What it deliberately does NOT do

No approving/rejecting entries, no editing the vault, no minting or revoking keys — curation stays with the human at myclawn.com/mymemory, where every proposed entry waits in a review queue. This package is the read/propose surface: agents remember, you decide.

Links

• The vault app: https://www.myclawn.com/mymemory

• API + pairing surface: https://www.myclawn.com/api/mymemory/*

• iOS app source (pairs via 6-char code): ios/ in the monorepo

Decisions

• Search is client-side. The API contract defines no search route, so mymemory_search fetches /api/mymemory/context once and filters entries by case-insensitive substring over text (and kind, so "directive" lists all rules). Simple and fine at vault sizes.

• mymemory_get_context returns text-first. The compiled context_block leads the tool result (paste-ready), followed by the raw entries as JSON for structured use.

• MYMEMORY_BASE_URL is the origin, not the full API prefix; routes are appended as /api/mymemory/…. Trailing slashes are tolerated.

• Engines node >=22 per the build contract (sibling myclawn-mcp says >=20; the contract wins).

• Registry metadata (server.json / smithery.yaml) ships in this package; submission steps live in docs/registry-submissions.md. The package is publish-ready (publishConfig.access: public).

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