MCP Radar

Memory MCP Server

The Memory MCP Server gives your AI a persistent, knowledge-graph-based memory — facts, preferences, and relationships you tell it are stored and recalled across conversations.

For example, once you say "I'm building a directory site called mcpradars," the AI can remember that context in a new conversation later. This is an official MCP reference implementation.

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What it does for you

Gives your AI a persistent memory — stores key facts as a knowledge graph so it remembers across conversations.

Capabilities

  • Store entities and relations
  • Retrieve remembered facts
  • Update / delete memories

Once installed, try asking your AI

Say this directly in Claude / Cursor or any client with this server connected

  • Remember I'm building MCP Radar with a Next.js stack
  • Do you remember the preferences I told you earlier?

Install / Connect

claude mcp add memory -- npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-memory

Follow the official README; env and args vary per server.

Why use it

Good for: anyone who wants the AI to remember long-term context instead of re-explaining background each time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the memory stored?

Locally, where the server runs — not sent to a third-party cloud.

How do I make it forget something?

Just ask the AI to delete a specific memory and it updates the knowledge graph.