MCP ServerSTDIOOfficialv0.5.2

Simplemindedbot Mnemex MCP Server

Store and retrieve AI memories with configurable decay and reinforcement across short-term JSONL and long-term Markdown vaults. For developers building AI agents that need persistent, time-aware context management.

io.github.simplemindedbot/mnemex

Hosted URL

Local install

Transport

STDIO

Auth

No auth required

What the Simplemindedbot Mnemex MCP server does

How models use it and what it is built for.

Store and retrieve AI memories with configurable decay and reinforcement across short-term JSONL and long-term Markdown vaults. For developers building AI agents that need persistent, time-aware context management.

Connect to Simplemindedbot Mnemex

Local install — runs as a subprocess.

uvx mnemex==0.5.2

Environment variables

Configuration this server reads at startup.

  • MNEMEX_STORAGE_PATH

    Storage path for short-term memory JSONL files

  • LTM_VAULT_PATH

    Path to Obsidian vault for long-term memory

  • MNEMEX_DECAY_MODEL

    Decay model: power_law (default), exponential, or two_component

  • MNEMEX_PL_HALFLIFE_DAYS

    Half-life in days for power-law decay model

Resources

Where to find authoritative docs and source for Simplemindedbot Mnemex.

Example prompts for Simplemindedbot Mnemex

Paste any of these into Agent Studio after connecting Simplemindedbot Mnemex.

  • Store this conversation summary in short-term memory with a 7-day half-life decay
  • Retrieve all memories from the past 30 days and rank by relevance decay
  • Switch the decay model from power-law to exponential and explain the difference
  • What memories exist in my Obsidian vault and how do I configure LTM_VAULT_PATH

Simplemindedbot Mnemex MCP server — FAQ

Common questions about connecting and running Simplemindedbot Mnemex.

  • What is the difference between short-term and long-term memory in Mnemex?

    Short-term memory uses JSONL files (configured via MNEMEX_STORAGE_PATH) with time-based decay, while long-term memory persists in an Obsidian vault (LTM_VAULT_PATH) as Markdown. Memories decay over time in short-term storage based on your chosen decay model.

  • How do I configure memory decay for my AI agent?

    Set MNEMEX_DECAY_MODEL to power_law (default), exponential, or two_component, then adjust MNEMEX_PL_HALFLIFE_DAYS to control how quickly memories fade. Power-law decay is the default and uses a configurable half-life in days.

  • Do I need an Obsidian vault to use Mnemex?

    No—short-term memory works with just MNEMEX_STORAGE_PATH. Long-term memory requires an Obsidian vault path (LTM_VAULT_PATH) only if you want persistent, non-decaying storage alongside short-term memories.

  • What decay models does Mnemex support and when should I use each?

    Mnemex offers power_law (realistic forgetting curve, default), exponential (faster decay), and two_component (hybrid). Power-law is recommended for human-like memory behavior; choose exponential for rapid forgetting or two_component for mixed retention patterns.

  • How do I install and run Mnemex?

    Install via uvx mnemex@0.5.2, then configure MNEMEX_STORAGE_PATH and optionally LTM_VAULT_PATH. The server runs over stdio and integrates with any MCP-compatible AI client.

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