mneme memory server

mneme is a memory helper for Claude Code and other AI coding tools. It saves a short note about each work session as a plain markdown file in a folder you own, then lets your AI search those notes later. It is handy if you are tired of re-explaining the same project details every morning.

What this MCP server does

You work in Claude Code or another AI tool as usual. When a session ends, mneme quietly writes a short markdown note about what happened into a folder you choose. Later, you ask your AI something like what did we decide about the login page, and the AI uses mneme to search those notes. You get back the matching notes, with dates and file names, right in the chat. Nothing is sent to the cloud unless you turn that on yourself.

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What you can do with it

• Save a short markdown note about each work session automatically
• Search your past notes by keyword, date, or type
• Recall full notes from a specific session or day
• Write or update a markdown section in your vault
• Summarize notes about a topic, grouped by folder
• Show a timeline of notes about a subject in order
• Load a preflight summary of recent work at the start of a session

Try asking your AI

• “What did we decide about the database schema last week?”
• “Show me the notes from yesterday's session about the login page”
• “Summarize everything in my vault about the payment feature”
• “Write a note in today's session file saying the API key rotation is done”

What it gives back to you

You get back lists of matching notes with their titles, dates, and file paths. Sometimes you get the full text of a note, or a short summary grouped by folder. The AI shows these in the chat as normal text, so you can read them right away. If it writes a note, it tells you which file it changed.

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Who it's for

Developers and technical writers who use Claude Code daily and want their past work sessions to be searchable without sending data to a cloud service.