Amber MCP server

Amber is a memory service for AI assistants. Once you connect it, your AI can remember things you told it in earlier conversations, like your job, your preferences, or details about a project. It is handy for anyone who is tired of repeating the same background information every time they start a new chat.

What this MCP server does

You talk to your AI like you normally would. In the background, your AI picks out the important facts from what you said and sends them to Amber to store. Later, when a new question comes up, your AI searches Amber for anything related. Amber looks through your saved facts by meaning and by keyword, and sends back the ones that fit. Your AI then uses those facts to answer you, so it feels like it remembers you.

What you can do with it

• Remember your preferences and personal details across chats
• Recall decisions and project context from earlier conversations
• Search your past notes by meaning, not just exact words
• Ask what you said last week or three days ago
• Group memories by topic automatically
• Export all your stored memories as a file
• Delete memories or empty the trash if you change your mind

Try asking your AI

• “What did I tell you about my new job last week?”
• “Remind me which tools I said I prefer for writing.”
• “Do you remember the name of the client I mentioned yesterday?”
• “What have I told you about my morning routine?”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat that include the facts your AI found in Amber. Sometimes it will list a few memories, sometimes it will just weave them into a normal reply. You can also ask for a summary of what is stored, or for a full export file if you want to keep a copy.

Before you start

Who it's for

Anyone who uses an AI assistant regularly and wants it to remember things without repeating themselves, like writers, developers, students, and busy office workers.

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