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The Mem MCP server connects a Mem personal knowledge base to Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP-compatible agent. It searches, reads, creates, edits and organises notes and collections, so the notebook answers questions in conversation. Two OAuth scopes split reading from writing. Nothing splits writing from deleting, and one listed tool deletes a note permanently.
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content.write covers creation, editing, trashing and irreversible deletion in a single approval. Mem's own security guidance recommends keeping human confirmation enabled for destructive actions, which is a client setting rather than a server one.quota_exceeded, distinct from an ordinary rate limit.update_note requires the full markdown body and the exact current version; partial patch semantics are not supported. A summarising assistant will overwrite what it did not reproduce.get_note still returns it with a trashed_at field.Yes. Anthropic's directory lists delete_note, and Mem's API reference describes the underlying endpoint as permanent, stating hard-deleted notes cannot be restored. The recoverable path is separate: trash_note soft-deletes and restore_note reverses it. Mem's own MCP tool page documents the trash and restore pair but does not list delete_note at all.
Not to connect, but the free tier is tightly metered. Mem's pricing page allows 25 notes each month on the free plan and lists API access as a Mem Pro feature at twelve dollars monthly. Mem's rate-limit documentation states a plan's monthly note creation allowance returns HTTP 429 with an error type of quota_exceeded.
No. No tool in Mem's documented MCP surface shares a note, invites a collaborator or publishes anything, and Mem's public OpenAPI specification contains no share, invite or publish path. One tool does emit a link: get_note_attachment_download_url returns a temporary signed URL to an attached file, which anyone holding it can fetch.
No, on Mem's published account. Mem's privacy policy states it does not use your personal information or notes to develop, improve or train any generalized AI or ML models. A dedicated MCP section adds that Mem does not use integration queries to train AI models. That governs Mem only, not the AI provider you connect.
Anything in the connected workspace, plus files attached to those notes. Mem's attachment type list covers PDFs, images, audio recordings, calendar events and emails, and separate tools return OCR text and audio transcripts. A personal notebook is arbitrary-sensitivity data, so treat the grant as workspace-wide rather than note-by-note.
In principle yes. Mem's OAuth resource descriptor advertises exactly two scopes, content.read and content.write, so reading is expressible without writing. Whether your client offers that choice is a separate question, since most MCP clients request the full advertised set. There is no third scope, so writing and deleting cannot be separated.
You have hit either a rate limit or a plan quota, and Mem returns 429 for both. Its documented request limits are 100 per minute and 4,000 per day, with a parallel complexity budget of 200 per minute. Quota responses carry an error type of quota_exceeded and a reset time, and Retry-After reflects it.
https://mcp.mem.ai/mcp, plus RFC 9728 resource metadata at https://mcp.mem.ai/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource and authorization server metadata at https://api.mem.ai/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server (2026-08-21) · retrieved 2026-08-21docs.mem.ai/robots.txt publishes Content-Signal: ai-train=yes, search=yes, ai-input=yes — a full publisher opt-in, including express permission for AI synthesis (retrieved 2026-08-21) · retrieved 2026-08-21Connect Mem once and your agents call these tools on their own: on a schedule, in a workflow, with nobody at the keyboard.