Rememberizer AI MCP Server for Knowledge Retrieval
Enable fast, accurate knowledge retrieval with the Rememberizer AI MCP server, connecting to Rememberizer data sources for context-aware information access.
npx -y @skydeckai/mcp-server-rememberizerOverview
Rememberizer AI MCP Server for Knowledge Retrieval is a lightweight Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects model runtimes to Rememberizer-hosted knowledge sources. It acts as a context provider: when a model or orchestration layer needs relevant documents, notes, or memories, it queries the MCP server which translates requests into searches and retrievals against a configured Rememberizer account.
This server is useful when you want low-latency, contextual augmentation for language models without embedding Rememberizer logic inside your model runtime. It centralizes access to Rememberizer data sources, handles authentication, and exposes a stable MCP-compatible endpoint that can be plugged into retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), chat assistants, or any pipeline that needs contextual grounding from Rememberizer content.
Features
- Exposes an MCP-compatible HTTP API to serve contextual documents to model runtimes
- Connects to Rememberizer data sources via API keys and configurable endpoints
- Supports multiple retrieval strategies (keyword, embeddings-backed, hybrid)
- Simple deployment options: Node runtime or Docker container
- Configurable caching and rate-limiting knobs for production usage
- Lightweight, intended to be run alongside your model orchestration layer
Installation / Configuration
Prerequisites: Node.js (16+) or Docker.
Clone and install:
Run locally:
# Set environment variables then start
Run with Docker:
# Build image
# Run container
Environment variables (summary):
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| REMEMBERIZER_API_KEY | API key used to authenticate to Rememberizer | required |
| REMEMBERIZER_BASE_URL | Base URL for Rememberizer API | https://api.rememberizer.com |
| PORT | Local HTTP port the MCP server listens on | 8080 |
| CACHE_TTL | Optional: caching TTL for retrieval results (seconds) | 300 |
| MAX_RESULTS | Max number of documents to return per request | 10 |
Configuration file (optional) The server can also accept a JSON config for source mappings and retrieval defaults. Example config snippet:
Pass this file path via an env var or CLI flag (see repository README for exact flag names).
Available Tools / Resources
- GitHub repo: https://github.com/skydeckai/mcp-server-rememberizer
- Rememberizer API (use your provider docs for endpoint specifics)
- MCP specification (follow the Model Context Protocol for integration contract)
- Docker image (build from repo) for containerized deployments
Example usage
Example: basic cURL retrieval request (MCP-style request body):
Response (truncated):
Node example (fetch):
;
;
;
data.results;
Use Cases
- Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG): use the MCP server to supply model context during prompt construction. This keeps retrieval logic separate from the model runtime.
- Personalized assistants: fetch user-specific notes and preferences from Rememberizer to ground responses with personal history.
- Knowledge search in apps: serve contextual snippets to power in-app help, support assistants, or internal tooling.
- Multi-source aggregation: combine several Rememberizer collections (notes, wiki, bookmarks) and return ranked results for a single query.
Tips for Production
- Secure the MCP server with network-level controls and API keys; avoid exposing Rememberizer credentials.
- Enable caching (CACHE_TTL) for high-frequency queries to reduce latency and API costs.
- Tune MAX_RESULTS and the retrieval strategy (keyword vs embeddings) according to the model and prompt size limits.
- Monitor latency and error rates; add retry/backoff when calling the Rememberizer API.
For implementation details, CLI flags, and advanced configuration options, see the repository on GitHub: https://github.com/skydeckai/mcp-server-rememberizer.