For non-developers
What can Claude do with Memory?
Imagine your AI remembering what you told it last week — 'I prefer TypeScript', 'the project lead is Sarah', 'we use Postgres not MySQL' — and applying it automatically. This server gives your AI a persistent memory store so it can remember facts, preferences, and context across conversations.
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Unlock Claude's Memory: Knowledge Graph MCP Server
Things you can ask Claude
Project Preferences
Tell your AI your stack once and have it remember.
Say to Claude
Remember that on this project we use TypeScript, Next.js 15, and tRPC People & Relationships
Keep notes about collaborators so context is preserved.
Say to Claude
Remember that Alex is the backend lead and prefers async written updates over meetings Ongoing Task State
Track where you left off on multi-session projects.
Say to Claude
Remember that I finished the auth rewrite last week and am now starting on the billing module When it helps
- ✓You're tired of repeating the same context every session
- ✓You want your AI to remember project-specific preferences
- ✓You're building long-running agents that need state across sessions
- ✓You want personalized interactions over time
FAQ
Can Claude use Memory?
Yes. With the Memory MCP connector (an MCP server), Claude can work with Memory directly in your conversation — Official persistent memory server for AI — store facts, preferences, and context across conversations using a knowledge graph.
Do I need to code to use Memory with Claude?
No. You install the connector once (a short config or one command), then you just ask Claude in plain English. The example prompts on this page work as-is.
How do I add Memory to Claude?
Open the Memory connector page for copy-paste setup, or follow the per-client guide for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, or ChatGPT.
Set up Memory in Claude
Copy-paste config, setup steps, plus the walkthrough — on the connector page.