SimpleMem MCP Server: Long-Term Memory Setup for Claude, Cursor and Other Apps

• Answers a question from your stored memories

  Answers a question from what you stored. It plans the search, combines retrieval methods, checks its own result, then writes a reply.

  Try: “What did I decide about the launch date?”

  Network · memory_query

• Returns matching memory entries

  Retrieves relevant memory entries as raw data, without writing an answer.

  Try: “Pull my memories about Bob.”

  Network · memory_retrieve

• Saves something to memory

  Stores one conversation turn. The service turns it into short facts, swaps pronouns for names and converts phrases like tomorrow into calendar dates.

  Try: “Remember that I meet Bob at Starbucks tomorrow at 3pm.”

  Write · memory_add

• Saves several dialogues at once

  Adds multiple dialogues in one call.

  Try: “Save these five conversation snippets.”

  Write · memory_add_batch

• Shows how much is stored

  Returns statistics about your stored memories.

  Try: “How many memories do I have?”

  Network · memory_stats

• Erases all your memories

  Clears all memories. The docs say it cannot be undone.

  Try: “Clear my memory.”

  Delete · memory_clear

Watch out for

• One tool erases all your memories

  The clear tool removes everything and the docs say it is irreversible. Do not approve it unless you mean it. github.com

• What you tell it leaves your machine

  On the hosted service, your text is stored there and processed by language models through OpenRouter. Leave out secrets and private data, or self-host. github.com

• You hand over an OpenRouter key

  The hosted sign-up asks for your OpenRouter API key. Use a key with a spending limit. github.com

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