SAIHM Memory MCP server

This is a helper that gives your AI assistant a long-term memory it can keep between chats. You tell it something once, and later it can bring that fact back when you ask. It is handy if you are tired of re-explaining your projects and preferences every time you start a new conversation.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to remember something, like a preference or a project detail. The AI calls this helper, and the helper sends that note to a SAIHM operator, which is the service that keeps your memories. Later, when you ask what it knows about you, the AI calls the helper again and the operator sends the memory back. The helper itself does not store anything or do any scrambling; it just passes messages between your AI and the operator you point it at.

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What you can do with it

• Remember a fact, preference or decision so your AI keeps it
• Recall what your AI already knows about you
• Forget a memory for good, with a proper erasure
• Share a single memory with another agent or person
• Take back a share you gave earlier
• Check your memory stats and storage tier
• Propose or vote on protocol changes, if your operator has turned that on

Try asking your AI

• “Remember that I take my coffee black and that I'm building a Rust CLI called ferry.”
• “What do you know about me?”
• “Forget everything you stored about my old project.”
• “Share my note about the ferry project with my teammate's agent.”

What it gives back to you

When you ask it to remember something, it usually just confirms the note was stored. When you ask it to recall, it comes back with the facts it found, written out in the chat as plain sentences or a short list. Forget and share give you a simple confirmation that the action went through. Status gives you a small dashboard of numbers about your memory store.

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Who it's for

People who use an AI assistant every day and want it to remember their projects and preferences without repeating themselves.