"Understanding how memory is stored or memory storage methods" matching MCP servers:

Turns Google Calendar history into a searchable people CRM, enabling queries about meeting patterns, relationships, and contacts through natural language with any MCP client.

Connects AI assistants to Masaryk University's information system in read-only mode, letting students ask about their timetable, deadlines, emails, grades, and study materials in natural language.

Provides Japanese business day calculations: add or subtract business days, count between dates, check whether a date is a business day, and reverse-calculate deadlines. Handles national holidays and year-end periods fully offline with no API keys required.

Provides org-capture and org-agenda style workflows for managing tasks, notes, and events stored in plain-text .org files on local disk.

Meet.bot is AI-native scheduling for people and agents. Check real calendar availability and book meetings on Google and Microsoft calendars through scheduling pages — and pay per meeting booked, not per user or seat. Actions: Book Meeting, Find Slots, Get Scheduling Page Info.

A local-first open-source MCP server that acts as a personal secretary, memory manager, and automation hub—it syncs Calendar, Gmail, Canvas, GitHub, and Health into a typed temporal memory graph, and enables approval-gated write actions like creating events, drafting/sending mail, and filing issues, all with telegram/slack/CLI interfaces and a SQLite-backed audit trail.

Multi-account Google MCP server providing read access to Gmail and Calendar via stdio. Supports secure authentication for personal and work accounts with OAuth and keychain token storage.

This is a collection of Google-native tools (e.g., Gmail, Calendar) for the MCP protocol, designed to integrate seamlessly with AI clients like Claude or Cursor.

A comprehensive personal productivity server that manages projects, todos, calendar events, documents, and status tracking with support for encrypted storage and multiple database backends.

Enables an agent to read and act on a Norwegian school parent portal through its unofficial API, covering message threads and attachments, timetables, absences, consent forms, news and scheduling events. Tokens are stored locally, and raw GET tools allow further endpoint exploration.

Everway turns forwarded confirmation emails into one day-by-day itinerary. This MCP server is a hosted bridge between your Everway account and MCP-compatible AI tools: once connected, your assistant can read your itinerary, answer questions about your plans, and add or update bookings.

Enables AI agents to store and search private memory, explore and edit workspace stations, databases, tasks, and charts, and schedule calendar events through natural language. Supports local stdio and hosted HTTP modes with per-user OAuth scoping of tools.

Mu is an MCP server and web app that provides agents and humans access to real-world services like news, web search, mail, markets, weather, video, places, images, files, calendar, and contacts. It offers a wide range of tools and can be self-hosted or used live at micro.mu.

Enables accurate calculation of Korean public holidays, substitute holidays, and business days, with tools to check dates, list holidays, and compute working-day intervals. It works as a public MCP connector requiring no authentication or API keys.

Enables querying public holiday data by country and year, checking if today is a holiday, and listing upcoming holidays through the MCP protocol.

MCP server for managing Zoom meetings, enabling creation, update, deletion, and retrieval via Claude or Cursor.

Enables Alexa+ users to manage home-care services, compare options, schedule or change visits, and keep records of completed work.

Provides local MCP access to Apple Calendar and Reminders on macOS, with no HTTP, LAN, or cloud endpoints.

Iris is a self-hosted personal AI assistant MCP server that manages calendar, tasks, daily planning, and memory over Telegram, with deterministic action gating and a security envelope.

Enables Claude.ai and other MCP clients to access a personal Outlook.com account's mail and calendar through Microsoft Graph after a standard OAuth 2.0 sign-in, with no stored tokens or pre-generated credentials. Supports searching, reading, sending, drafting, organizing, and moving messages plus read-only calendar browsing, with optional read-only aliases that restrict an account to view-only scopes.