Quick Start

Get started.In under a minute.

Install, add one config, and your assistant gains persistent memory.

Quick Start

Three steps. No server to run. No API keys.

1

Install

Run the installer. It sets up the MCP server and configures your IDE automatically.

terminal
npx mnemonik
2

Configure your IDE

Add the MCP server to your config. Most setups use .cursor/mcp.json (Cursor) or the equivalent for your tool.

.cursor/mcp.json
{
"mcpServers": {
"mnemonik": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["mnemonik-server"]
}
}
}
3

Done

Start coding. Your assistant saves and recalls context automatically. No prompts to remember. When configured, Mnemonik tools are used by default.

IDE Support

Mnemonik connects via MCP. Any MCP-compatible tool works. Rules and skills integration is available where supported.

Cursor

Full (rules + skills)

Claude Code

Full (rules + skills)

Cline

Full (rules)

Windsurf

Full (rules)

How It Works

Mnemonik mirrors biological memory. Here's what happens under the hood.

01

Your assistant saves what it learns

Code patterns, decisions, bug fixes, and conventions get captured as you work. Memories stay organized, versioned, and searchable.

02

Memories get smarter over time

Trust scores evolve from usage. Helpful memories rise. Unreliable ones fade. The system learns what matters.

03

Your assistant recalls the right context

Ask by meaning, not keywords. "User login" finds "authentication." Results are ranked by relevance, recency, and trust.

04

Wrong information gets corrected

Contradictions are detected. Supersede or deprecate outdated memories. Quality auto-improves over time.

05

Old knowledge fades naturally

Adaptive decay mirrors human memory. Sessions fade in days, code in months. Frequently used memories resist decay.

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