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Plugin updates

Check the published version and update steps for the OAK.memory installation you already use.

ChatGPT Store

ChatGPT manages the published package. Check the listing in the account or workspace where you installed it. The in-chat view updates separately through OAK’s hosted service.

Open OAK.memory in ChatGPT · 0.1.2

Remote connections

Claude web, ChatGPT custom connectors and Codex use the current hosted service. Open a new chat to load the current tools and view.

Get started

Claude Desktop extension

Install the latest bundle in Claude Desktop → Settings → Extensions. If you use a custom launcher, point it to the new bundle and keep your existing store settings.

Starting with Desktop 0.2.3, the widget can show an update link when a newer bundle is available. For earlier versions, use the download below or subscribe to release notifications.

Download the Desktop extension · 0.2.3Release notes and checksumConnect Claude Desktop

Claude Code and community packages

Open /plugin → Marketplaces → oak-memory and enable auto-update. For an immediate update, refresh the marketplace and choose Update now on the installed plugin. Reload plugins or start a fresh session.

For a manually uploaded Cloud ZIP, download the Claude package from GitHub and replace your upload in Claude’s plugin settings.

Local and profile plugin · 0.3.1
OAuth cloud plugin · 0.1.6

Download the Claude Cloud ZIPCommunity releases and downloads

Release notifications

For manually downloaded bundles or ZIPs, choose Watch → Custom → Releases on GitHub, or subscribe to the release feed.

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Carry useful context into your next AI conversation. Create a private store, connect your assistant, and save important facts and decisions as memories.

Get started

Install the published OAK.memory plugin in ChatGPT, use the Claude Code plugin or follow the connection guide for your app. Then sign in and verify your store.

Quickstart

Create a store, connect your assistant and save your first memory. The cloud service runs the database for you.

Using memory day to day

Once connected, talk naturally. Try remembering a preference, finding it in another conversation, and keeping it up to date.

Memory cards & explorer

See how OAK.memory appears inside ChatGPT and Claude Desktop, from a compact result card to the expanded memory explorer.

Connect OAK memory to ChatGPT

Connect ChatGPT to your OAK store so you can recall memories across conversations. Follow these steps to get started.

Connect Claude Desktop

Add OAK.memory Cloud to Claude to connect your cloud stores. Choose the instructions for your personal or company account.

Connect Codex

Follow the steps for your desktop app or CLI to connect OAK memory.

Core concepts

Understand memories, stores and retrieval before connecting them to a longer workflow.

Connect Claude Code

Use a personal key and store profile to connect the OAK.memory plugin to hosted memory.

Share a memory store

Give collaborators access to a shared context while keeping each account’s identity and usage separate.

MCP tool reference

The cloud MCP endpoint exposes tools for store discovery, retrieval and memory changes. Your connection supplies the account and store context.

Commands 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.

Usage tiers and limits

Understand which limits your account shares, how operation credits work and what to do when a request is refused.

Troubleshooting

Identify whether an issue comes from your connection, permissions, usage or the embedding service.

Plugin updates

Check the published version and update steps for the OAK.memory installation you already use.

Local plugin setup

Run memory on your own machine instead of using a hosted cloud store. This has a separate database and setup process.

Guides

Use memory for personal preferences, everyday plans, shared team context and development work.