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"A tool for storing and accessing shared memories across multiple Claude.ai users" matching MCP tools:

  • Accept a shared context invitation to gain access to another user's memories. Use the provided token to activate the shared space.
    MIT
  • Merge related episodic memories into a unified semantic memory while preserving originals as provenance. Use when multiple memories cover the same topic.
    MIT
  • Search community-shared memories to discover what other users have saved about any topic. Filter by tag, platform, or sort by popularity to find solutions from the collective knowledge base.
    MIT
  • Run multiple tool calls in parallel and aggregate results. Execute plan steps or batch queries across APIs, with per-step error isolation.
    MIT
  • Discover all users and agents with stored memories and their memory counts to identify system participants before conducting searches.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve all shared memory pools in the workspace, showing name, access level, member count, and memory count for collaborative agent memory spaces.
    MIT
  • List all stored memories for the current user from both Arc and Atlas in the shared store.
    MIT
  • Search stored memories using natural language queries and filters to find relevant information based on user, agent, or time criteria.
    Apache 2.0
  • Find specific memories by full-text query and filters for date, tags, source, status, and shared flag, enabling targeted retrieval of past knowledge.
    MIT
  • List users, agents, apps, or runs that currently hold stored memories to track memory ownership and usage.
    Apache 2.0
  • List memories with optional filters for status, query, limit, and agent ID to retrieve relevant past decisions and context.
    MIT
  • Search long-term AI memories semantically and filter by author, source, date range, or libraries to retrieve relevant facts and summaries.
    Apache 2.0
  • List recurring concepts across memories with filters for entity type, minimum mentions, and limit.
    MIT
  • Archive multiple confirmed memories at once with atomic all-or-nothing execution, requiring explicit user confirmation for each item.
    MIT
  • Fetch public keys for multiple users by supplying their user IDs. This read-only tool returns account public key data for the specified users.
    MIT
  • Save durable, searchable memories for decisions, facts, preferences, and lessons. Indexes immediately, persists across sessions, and is recallable from any MCP host.
    MIT
  • Clear all stored memories for a specific user namespace. This destructive, irreversible action wipes out the user's memory history while leaving other users' data untouched.
    Apache 2.0
  • Build a read-only, bounded context pack from multiple relevant memories for answers needing several items or scoped/path-filtered context. Limit by item and token budgets and report omitted memories.
    MIT
  • Retrieve stored memories using structured filters for specific users, agents, or time periods, with pagination support for browsing results.
    Apache 2.0