Temp Notes MCP Server
by landicefu
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI agents to store and retrieve temporary information across conversations and contexts. It serves as a temporary memory system for AI agents.
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What is Temp Notes MCP Server?
The Temp Notes MCP Server is a tool that provides a simple way for AI agents to maintain state and context across multiple conversations or complex tasks. It acts as a temporary memory system, allowing agents to store and retrieve notes, checklists, code snippets, and other information.
How to use Temp Notes MCP Server?
The server can be added to an MCP configuration using npx or installed globally via npm. Once configured, AI agents can use the provided tools (clear_note, write_note, read_note, append_note) to manage notes within conversations. Example usage includes storing task checklists, retrieving stored information, and updating progress.
Key features of Temp Notes MCP Server
Persistent temporary storage across conversations
Simple API for reading, writing, and appending notes
Lightweight and easy to integrate with existing workflows
Enables complex multi-step tasks to be broken down into manageable pieces
Use cases of Temp Notes MCP Server
Complex Coding Tasks: Store checklists, descriptions, and track progress for coding tasks.
Context Preservation Across Conversations: Summarize task status and store key insights to continue in new conversations.
Cross-Repository Information Transfer: Store code snippets and documentation to bridge multiple projects.
Collaborative Workflows: Store intermediate results and create shared task lists for multiple agents.
Learning and Experimentation: Document learning resources, store example code, and track experiments.
Incremental Documentation: Gather information incrementally and organize content for documentation.
FAQ from Temp Notes MCP Server
Where are the notes stored?
Where are the notes stored?
Notes are stored in a file located at ~/.mcp_config/temp_notes.txt (macOS/Linux) or C:\Users\username.mcp_config\temp_notes.txt (Windows).
What happens if the note file doesn't exist?
What happens if the note file doesn't exist?
If the file doesn't exist when reading, the server returns an empty string. The file is created when you write to it next time.
What tools are available?
What tools are available?
The server provides tools for clearing, writing, reading, and appending notes: clear_note, write_note, read_note, and append_note.
How do I install the server?
How do I install the server?
You can install the server using npx (no installation required), npm, or by cloning the repository from source.
What license is the project under?
What license is the project under?
The project is licensed under the MIT License.