Claude Memory Mcp

Mooncite

Mooncite lets coding agents recover past context without asking you to explain it again. It searches authorized Pi, OMP, Claude Code, Codex, and ChatGPT history stored on this machine. Before an agent relies on a result, mooncite_inspect checks the citation against the original file. That confirms where the text came from. It does not prove the text is still true.

Mooncite was formerly Claude Memory MCP. The repository keeps its old claude-memory-mcp URL.

Install

Mooncite requires Linux with procfs, Node.js 24 or newer, npm, and access to GitHub. Packaged local embeddings are Linux x64 only. Other Linux architectures still install and search lexically.

Tagged v4.0.7 is the current stable release. After installation, check the launcher. Then fully restart or reload each client whose registration is exact:

The installer configures available Pi, OMP, Codex, and Claude Code clients. ChatGPT is a source, not a client. See operations for source setup, ChatGPT exports, removal commands, and quick fixes.

First search

Recall runs inside a configured client. It is not a shell command. Give the agent one distinctive phrase:
Call mooncite_recall with "". Start without a scope. If it returns a candidate, inspect that candidate's evidence_id with mooncite_inspect. Treat verified as proof that the cited text still matches its source file. It does not prove the text is true.

Mooncite exposes exactly three tools:

- mooncite_recall searches bounded local evidence. An unquoted query of at least two terms may add local embedding matches after no strong lexical hit.
- mooncite_inspect checks a locator against current source bytes.
- mooncite_status reports coverage and health without transcript text.

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