Waypath MCP server

Waypath is a memory tool for AI coding helpers. It keeps notes about your project in one file on your own computer, and your AI can look things up there instead of forgetting everything when a chat ends. It is handy if you work with an AI assistant on the same project over many days.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something about your project. The AI uses this helper to search your Waypath memory file. Waypath looks through saved notes, decisions and connections between them, and picks out the parts that match. The AI then answers you using what it found. You can also ask the AI to save a new note, and later to review it before it becomes part of the official memory.

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What you can do with it

• Recall earlier decisions about your project
• Save a new note about something you figured out
• Mark a note as reviewed and official
• See which notes are waiting for review
• Explore how people, systems and decisions are connected
• Check the health and size of your memory file
• Look up the history of a topic over time

Try asking your AI

• “What did we decide about the login flow last week?”
• “Save a note that we switched to passkeys for sign-in.”
• “Show me the notes that are waiting for review.”
• “How is the payment service connected to the user account system?”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in the chat, written in normal sentences, based on what is stored in your memory file. When you ask for a review list, you get a short list of notes with their names. When you save something, the AI tells you it was saved. Nothing is sent anywhere else, because everything stays in the file on your computer.

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Who it's for

Solo developers and small teams who use an AI coding assistant on the same project for many days and are tired of repeating themselves.