Memnar
Your portable, growing memory for AI.
Community: Submitted by a user or imported; check the owner before granting accessOnlineNo sign-inGlobalFreeRead-only
What it can do
- Search Memory: Search the user's Memnar memory by keyword: their learned patterns (ranked by confidence) plus matching excerpts from their AI-self files. Use mid-task when past experience could help;
- Read Context: Return the user's full Memnar: their AI-self files (identity, voice, rules, expertise, workflows — distilled from their own work) plus their learned patterns. Call once at the start of a
- Search: Search the user's Memnar memory (learned patterns + AI-self files) by keyword. Read-only.
What data it sees
Do you need an account
No: the server works without sign-in
Your portable, growing memory for AI. EU-hosted personal knowledge layer: serves your AI-self files (identity, voice, rules) and learned patterns to any MCP client. Read-only by default; save-lesson only on your explicit ask. OAuth 2.1.
Server tool list (6)
Raw names from tools/list. Only developers need these.
| search-memory | Search the user's Memnar memory by keyword: their learned patterns (ranked by confidence) plus matching excerpts from their AI-self files. Use mid-task when past experience could help; prefer this over read-context when you have a specific question. Read-only. |
| read-context | Return the user's full Memnar: their AI-self files (identity, voice, rules, expertise, workflows — distilled from their own work) plus their learned patterns. Call once at the start of a session (or when asked what you know about the user) to load who they are and how they work. Read-only. |
| search | Search the user's Memnar memory (learned patterns + AI-self files) by keyword. Read-only. |
| fetch | Return the user's full Memnar: their AI-self files plus their learned patterns. Read-only. |
| list-collections | List counts of the user's Memnar memory by status and confidence. Metadata only. Read-only. |
| save-lesson | Save something the user explicitly asked to remember into their Memnar memory. Use ONLY on a clear user request ("remember that...", "save this"). The lesson lands as reviewable memory the user can edit or delete in the Memnar app. |