Start building with memory
OAK.memory stores facts, decisions and relationships that an AI assistant can retrieve in later conversations. Your store gives that context a home; the assistant decides when to recall it and what is worth remembering.
Get started
Set up OAK.memory directly in your AI. Install the Claude Code plugin or add the MCP address in your supported app, then connect and verify your store.
Get startedExplore the documentation
Follow the quickstart for hosted memory. Explore the connection guide, shared-store permissions and tool reference when you are ready to integrate memory into your daily workflow. For a database on your own machine, use the local setup guide. Commands and conversation examples show how to recall, save, organise and change memory policy.
Get started
Set up OAK.memory directly in your AI. Install the Claude Code plugin or add the MCP address in your supported app, then connect and verify your store.
Read guideUsing memory day to day
Once connected, talk naturally. Try remembering a preference, finding it in another conversation, and keeping it up to date.
Read guideConnect Claude Code
Use a personal key and store profile to connect the OAK.memory plugin to hosted memory.
Read guideCommands and conversation examples
Recall, save and manage memory from your conversation. Slash commands belong to the Claude Code plugin; connected web apps use natural-language requests.
Read guideMCP tool reference
The cloud MCP endpoint exposes tools for store discovery, retrieval and memory changes. Your connection supplies the account and store context.
Read guideShare a memory store
Give collaborators access to a shared context while keeping each account’s identity and usage separate.
Read guideA better memory workflow
Keep memories focused and specific. A useful memory preserves the subject, the decision and its context. Check what already exists before adding a new fact, and update an existing memory when the fact changes.
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Recall existing context
Search the topic before making a decision or storing a fact.
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Review what changed
Preserve the subject and check for conflicts or duplicates.
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Save the useful difference
Create a new memory or update the existing record.