Cortex memory connector

Cortex is an online memory service you connect to your AI assistant. Once it is connected, you can tell your AI to remember things, and it can find them again in a later conversation. It is handy if you keep repeating the same background facts, decisions or sources to your AI every time you start a new chat.

What this MCP server does

You tell your AI something worth keeping, like a decision or a piece of context. The AI sends it to Cortex through this connector. Cortex checks it first, so near-duplicates and clutter do not pile up, then stores it in your own private memory space. Later, in any new chat, you can ask your AI what it knows about a topic, and it searches your saved memories and answers with the sources behind them.

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What you can do with it

• Save a decision, fact or source so it is there in future chats
• Search your saved memories by meaning, not just exact words
• Ask for a written summary of everything stored about a topic
• Open one memory to see its full detail and where it came from
• See contradictions between things you saved at different times
• Delete a memory you no longer want kept

Try asking your AI

• “Remember that we chose supplier X for the packaging.”
• “What did we decide about the budget last month?”
• “Give me a short summary of everything you know about the Milan project.”
• “Show me the sources behind that claim.”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, written in normal sentences. A search gives you a short list of matching memories. A recall request gives you a narrative summary of what is stored about a topic. When you save something, you can check the outcome, including whether it passed the quality check and whether it clashes with something you saved before.

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Who it's for

Anyone who keeps re-explaining the same background, decisions or sources to their AI, such as project leads, consultants, researchers and small teams.