mem0-mcp
Use to give an agent long-term, cross-session memory backed by a managed service — store and semantically recall facts about a user or project that should persist across days and machines.
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Install
No one-command install. Set it up from its source.
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What it is
An MCP server over the Mem0 memory layer: it stores facts and retrieves them by semantic relevance, providing durable cross-session memory that survives beyond a single machine or conversation. It is the managed, personalization-oriented memory tier.
When to use it
When an agent should remember a user's preferences, project facts, or prior decisions across many sessions — the kind of long-term memory a local per-session store can't provide. The trigger is "remember this about me/the project."
How to install / invoke
Add the Mem0 MCP server to your MCP config with an API key. Write facts with the add-memory tool and recall with the search-memories tool.
Notes
One layer in a memory stack: pair a local entity graph (immediate persistence) with a managed semantic store (long-term recall). Be deliberate about what you persist — store durable facts, not transient chatter.
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- server-memory
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