
Mempalace Cloud
- Updated May 29, 2026
- cschnatz/mempalace-cloud-plugin
mempalace-cloud is a Claude Code skill in the Backend & APIs category. Persistent AI memory as a service. Connects via OAuth MCP — no API keys, no local setup. Includes memory protocol skill.
Key points
- mempalace-cloud
- Backend & APIs
- AI-coding skill
Mempalace Cloud by the numbers
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| Last updated | May 29, 2026 |
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| Repository | cschnatz/mempalace-cloud-plugin ↗ |
What it does
Persistent AI memory as a service. Connects via OAuth MCP — no API keys, no local setup. Includes memory protocol skill.
README.md
MemPalace Cloud Plugin
Plugins and skill packs for MemPalace Cloud — persistent AI memory as a service.
What it does
- Connects your AI tool to MemPalace Cloud via OAuth MCP (no API keys, no local setup)
- Teaches the AI to use memory proactively — recall facts before answering, save learnings after tasks
- Everything reviewed — captured memories land in your Inbox for approval before becoming permanent
Installation
Claude Code (plugin — recommended)
claude plugin add github:cschnatz/mempalace-cloud-plugin
Installs MCP connection + memory skill in one command. On first use, opens browser for OAuth login.
Codex CLI (one-liner)
macOS / Linux:
curl -sL https://www.mempalace.cloud/skill-packs/install-codex.sh | bash
Windows (PowerShell):
irm https://www.mempalace.cloud/skill-packs/install-codex.ps1 | iex
Adds the MCP server (with OAuth login) and downloads the memory skill into your project's AGENTS.md.
Claude Desktop
claude mcp add mempalace-cloud --transport http https://api.mempalace.cloud/mcp -s user
Then add the memory instructions to your Project Settings. See skill-packs/claude-desktop.md for the full instruction block.
Cursor
Add to your MCP settings:
{
"mcpServers": {
"mempalace-cloud": {
"url": "https://api.mempalace.cloud/mcp"
}
}
}
Then add the memory instructions to Cursor Rules. See skill-packs/cursor.md for the full instruction block.
What happens after install
Your AI gains 15+ memory tools (mempalace_search, mempalace_kg_query, mempalace_diary_write, etc.) and a skill that tells it:
- Before responding about a person, project, or past event → search memory first
- After completing a significant task or learning something → save it to memory
- Never invent — if memory has nothing, say so explicitly
Your memories persist across sessions, projects, and tools. Every conversation builds on the last.
Repository structure
.claude-plugin/ # Claude Code plugin (used by `claude plugin add`)
plugin.json
marketplace.json
.mcp.json
skills/mempalace-cloud/SKILL.md
.codex-plugin/ # Codex CLI plugin (skill reference)
plugin.json
skills/mempalace-cloud/SKILL.md
skill-packs/ # Manual instructions for other tools
claude-desktop.md # Claude Desktop setup + instruction block
cursor.md # Cursor setup + rules block
Requirements
- A MemPalace Cloud account (free tier at mempalace.cloud)
- One of: Claude Code, Codex CLI, Claude Desktop, or Cursor
Verification
After installing, ask your AI: "What do you know about my preferences?"
It should call mempalace_search or mempalace_kg_query before answering. If it doesn't, check that the MCP server is connected and restart your tool.
Troubleshooting
AI says "I don't have memory tools"
- Claude Code: Run
claude mcp list— you should seemempalace-cloudwith statusconnected - Codex: Run
codex mcp list— and check thatAGENTS.mdexists in your project with the Memory Protocol section - If not listed, reinstall (plugin for Claude Code, install script for Codex)
OAuth login doesn't complete
- Make sure you have a MemPalace Cloud account at mempalace.cloud
- Check that your browser opened the login page (pop-up blockers can interfere)
Memories are captured but don't show up
- New memories land in your Inbox first — check the Inbox
- Items auto-approve after 24 hours if you don't review them
Related
- MemPalace — the open-source memory engine this service is built on
- MemPalace Cloud — hosted service with OAuth, multi-device sync, and web UI
License
MIT