Reattend

What is Reattend?

Reattend is an MCP server that gives AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, and Windsurf persistent memory across sessions and tools. It connects to a personal memory store built automatically from captured context from meetings, Slack, Gmail, Notion, and other sources via the Reattend Chrome extension.

How to use Reattend?

Install with npx -y @reattend/mcp --token rat_your_token_here. Configure the server in your AI tool’s MCP settings (e.g., Claude Desktop config JSON, Cursor’s .cursor/mcp.json, VS Code Copilot’s .vscode/mcp.json). Restart the tool to begin using persistent memory.

Key features of Reattend

• Semantic + keyword search across all captured memories
• Automatic capture from tools via Chrome extension
• Cross-session and cross-tool memory persistence
• Save preferences, decisions, and notes mid-conversation
• Synthesized answers from full memory store

Use cases of Reattend

• Automatically recall meeting context before a call
• Persist architecture decisions and code preferences across sessions
• Provide team shared memory for onboarding and decision history
• Retrieve action items from past meetings without manual notes

FAQ from Reattend

What are the requirements to use Reattend?

Node.js 18+, a Reattend account (sign up free at reattend.com), and optionally the Chrome extension for automatic capture.

How does Reattend capture memory?

The Chrome extension passively captures from tools you already use (meeting transcripts, Slack threads, emails, docs). Captures are triaged by AI, embedded for semantic search, and stored in your personal memory.

What tools does the MCP server expose?

Four tools: search_memories (semantic+keyword search), ask_memory (AI-synthesized answer), save_memory (save from conversation), and recent_memories (most recent captures).

How is Reattend different from pasting context into prompts?

Automatic and permanent instead of manual per session. Covers everything captured rather than what’s remembered to paste. Provides full semantic search and works across sessions and all MCP-compatible tools.