Structured Memory
What is Structured Memory?
Structured Memory is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to help agents accumulate and manage knowledge about projects over time in a structured manner. It allows for the creation of living documents that evolve with rich context, aiding the MCP client in serving requests effectively.
How to use Structured Memory?
To use Structured Memory, you can create a memory document for your project by asking your LLM client. The memory document will start empty and grow as you interact with it. You can also manually update the markdown files stored in the filesystem.
Key features of Structured Memory?
- Creation of structured memory documents that evolve over time.
- Markdown file storage for easy access and editing.
- Automatic updates by the LLM based on conversations.
- Tools for creating, listing, and updating memory documents.
Use cases of Structured Memory?
- Travel planning with detailed itineraries and preferences.
- Research projects that require organized data and findings.
- Real estate searches with listings and market insights.
- Career development tracking and planning.
FAQ from Structured Memory?
- Can I edit the memory documents manually?
Yes! Memory documents are stored as markdown files, allowing for direct access and editing.
- How does the LLM update the memory?
The LLM learns from your conversations and automatically updates the memory document with relevant information.
- What types of projects can benefit from Structured Memory?
Any project that requires ongoing context accumulation, such as travel, research, or product planning.
Server Config
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-structured-memory": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"@nmeierpolys/mcp-structured-memory"
]
}
}
}