# MemoryBase

## Docs

- [Overview](https://docs.memorybase.app/ai-agents/overview.md): Give your AI agents persistent memory.
- [Setup](https://docs.memorybase.app/ai-agents/setup.md): Connect MemoryBase to OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, or any AI agent that supports MCP.
- [Workflows](https://docs.memorybase.app/ai-agents/workflows.md): How AI agents use MemoryBase in practice.
- [Installation](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/installation.md): Install the MemoryBase CLI on your system.
- [login](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/login.md): Sign in to MemoryBase via browser using OAuth 2.0 device authorization flow.
- [logout](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/logout.md): Clear stored credentials and sign out of the CLI.
- [mcp](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/mcp.md): Start the MCP server that connects MemoryBase to coding tools and AI agents.
- [CLI Overview](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/overview.md): Install and use the MemoryBase command-line tool to access your memory from the terminal.
- [project](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/project.md): View a project and its context pack.
- [projects](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/projects.md): List all your projects.
- [search](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/search.md): Search across your conversations and projects using natural language.
- [status](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/status.md): Check how much of your memory has been indexed and is searchable.
- [timeline](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/timeline.md): Browse your activity timeline to see what you discussed and when.
- [whoami](https://docs.memorybase.app/cli/whoami.md): Show the currently authenticated user.
- [Overview](https://docs.memorybase.app/coding-tools/overview.md): Connect MemoryBase to Claude Code or Codex so your coding tools know your history.
- [Setup](https://docs.memorybase.app/coding-tools/setup.md): Connect MemoryBase to Claude Code or Codex in under 2 minutes.
- [Usage](https://docs.memorybase.app/coding-tools/usage.md): How to use MemoryBase with Claude Code.
- [Context Packs](https://docs.memorybase.app/features/context-packs.md): A portable summary of everything in a project, ready to use in any AI tool.
- [Conversations](https://docs.memorybase.app/features/conversations.md): MemoryBase automatically captures and organizes your AI conversations.
- [Projects](https://docs.memorybase.app/features/projects.md): Group related conversations into projects to keep things organized.
- [MemoryBase](https://docs.memorybase.app/introduction.md): Your personal AI memory library
- [get_conversation](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/get-conversation.md): Read a specific conversation with its full message history.
- [get_project_context](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/get-project-context.md): Load a project's full context pack -- a merged summary of all its conversations and sources.
- [get_timeline](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/get-timeline.md): Browse your activity timeline by day or week.
- [get_timeline_for_date](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/get-timeline-for-date.md): View the timeline entry for a specific date.
- [list_conversations](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/list-conversations.md): List your captured conversations across AI platforms.
- [list_projects](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/list-projects.md): List all your projects with their names and descriptions.
- [memory_status](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/memory-status.md): Check how much of your memory is indexed and ready to search.
- [MCP Overview](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/overview.md): How the MemoryBase MCP server works and what tools it provides to your coding assistant.
- [search_memory](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/search-memory.md): Semantic search over your entire MemoryBase -- the primary way your coding tool finds relevant context.
- [search_text](https://docs.memorybase.app/mcp/search-text.md): Keyword search across project and conversation titles and summaries.
- [Quickstart](https://docs.memorybase.app/quickstart.md): Install the extension and capture your first conversation.
- [Usage](https://docs.memorybase.app/usage.md): How to use MemoryBase once it's set up.