Q-CLI MCP Memory Server

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Basic information

About Q-CLI MCP Memory Server

an MCP server implementing a memory feature for Q CLI

Q-CLI MCP Memory Server config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "QCLI-memories-mcp": {
      "command": "python3",
      "args": [
        "mcp_memory_server.py"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Q-CLI MCP Memory Server tools

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Overview

What is Q-CLI MCP Memory Server?

It is a contextual memory system designed for CLI tools used by developers and cloud engineers. It persists memory across sessions, helping AI assistants remember user information, preferences, code patterns, and architecture decisions.

How to use Q-CLI MCP Memory Server?

Clone the repository, install dependencies with pip install -r requirements.txt, and run python3 mcp_memory_server.py. Then configure your MCP client by adding an entry to mcp.json with command python and args pointing to the path of memories_server.py.

Key features of Q-CLI MCP Memory Server

Intelligent memory storage with tags (#code, #architecture, #personal, #project)
Contextual retrieval via exact key, keyword search, or context inference
Multi‑user support with separate memory spaces per user
Progressive learning that builds understanding over time

Use cases of Q-CLI MCP Memory Server

Remembering personal preferences and programming language choices
Storing AWS infrastructure patterns and configurations
Recording previous errors and their solutions
Tracking project‑specific requirements and deadlines
Eliminating the need to repeat technical context in each session

Frequently asked questions

Does Q-CLI MCP Memory Server support cloud‑based memory?

Currently it supports only a local SQLite database. Cloud‑based memory is a planned future goal.

How does Q-CLI MCP Memory Server categorize memories?

It automatically assigns tags such as `#code`, `#architecture`, `#personal`, and `#project` to categorize stored information.

How does Q-CLI MCP Memory Server handle multiple users?

It identifies users from conversation context and maintains separate memory spaces for each user, with potential for shared project contexts across users.

What are the installation requirements for Q-CLI MCP Memory Server?

Python is required. The server is installed by cloning the repository and running `pip install -r requirements.txt`.

How do I configure Q-CLI MCP Memory Server in my MCP client?

Add an entry to your `mcp.json` file with `"command": "python"` and `"args": ["PATH_TO_YOUR_FILE/memories_server.py"]`, replacing the path with the actual location of the file.