MCP Server Memos 📝

What is MCP Server Memos 📝?

MCP Server Memos 📝 is a Python package that gives LLM models the ability to interact with a Memos server through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface. It is designed for developers building LLM-powered applications that need to search, create, and manage self‑hosted memo notes.

How to use MCP Server Memos 📝?

Install the package via pip install mcp-server-memos or automatically through Smithery. Configure it with a hostname, port, and access token, then add it to your MCP client’s configuration file (e.g., "mcpServers" in Claude Desktop). You can also run it directly from the command line: mcp-server-memos --host localhost --port 8080 --token YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN.

Key features of MCP Server Memos 📝

• 🔍 Search memos with keywords
• ✨ Create new memos with customizable visibility
• 📖 Retrieve memo content by ID
• 🏷️ List and manage memo tags
• 🔐 Secure authentication using access tokens

Use cases of MCP Server Memos 📝

• Let an LLM assistant search your personal knowledge base of memo notes
• Automatically create meeting notes or reminders as memos
• Retrieve and display a specific memo by its ID during a conversation
• Manage memo tags for organisation through natural language commands

FAQ from MCP Server Memos 📝

What is Memos?

Memos is a lightweight, self‑hosted memo hub. It allows you to store short notes and snippets on your own server.

How do I install MCP Server Memos 📝?

You can install it via pip install mcp-server-memos or use Smithery’s CLI: npx -y @smithery/cli install @RyoJerryYu/mcp-server-memos-py --client claude.

What configuration is required?

You need to provide the hostname and port of your Memos server (defaults: localhost and 8080) and an access token for authentication. These can be set as command‑line arguments or in a Python Config object.

What tools does the server provide?

It offers four tools: list_memo_tags (list tags), search_memo (search by keyword), create_memo (create a new memo with a chosen visibility), and get_memo (retrieve a memo by its ID).

Does the server support authentication?

Yes. It uses an access token passed via the --token parameter or token config field. The token is sent to the Memos server for every request.