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When you connect MemoryBase to a coding tool like Claude Code, the tool gains access to a set of tools it can call automatically. You don’t need to call these yourself — your coding assistant decides when to use them based on what you ask it to do. This reference documents what those tools are, so you know what’s possible.

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How It Works

The MCP (Model Context Protocol) server acts as a bridge between your coding tool and your MemoryBase account. When you ask Claude Code something like “find my conversation about the login page,” Claude Code calls the search_memory tool behind the scenes and returns the results.

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Setup

Register the MCP server with your coding tool once: Claude Code: 
claude mcp add memorybase -- npx -y memorybase mcp
Other MCP-compatible tools: Run npx -y memorybase mcp as a stdio type server.
You must be signed in (memorybase login) before the MCP server can access your memory.

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Available Tools

The MCP server exposes 9 tools:
ToolDescription
search_memorySemantic search across all your conversations and projects
search_textKeyword search across project and conversation titles
memory_statusCheck how much memory is indexed and searchable
list_projectsList all your projects
get_project_contextLoad a project’s full context pack
list_conversationsList your captured conversations
get_conversationRead a specific conversation with its messages
get_timelineBrowse your activity timeline
get_timeline_for_dateView a specific day’s activity