Rember MCP
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Rember MCP allows Claude to create flashcards for you using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for Rember. It helps you study and remember anything by scheduling spaced repetition reviews.
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What is Rember MCP?
Rember MCP is a server that enables Claude to create flashcards within the Rember learning platform using the Model Context Protocol. It allows users to seamlessly integrate flashcard creation into their conversations and workflows with Claude.
How to use Rember MCP?
To use Rember MCP, you need to run the server using npx @getrember/mcp --api-key=YOUR_REMBER_API_KEY and configure your Claude Desktop application by adding the server details to the claude_desktop_config.json file. Then, you can ask Claude to create flashcards from your chats or PDFs using prompts like "help me remember this" or "create a few flashcards".
Key features of Rember MCP
Create flashcards from chats with Claude
Create flashcards from PDFs
Integration with Rember spaced repetition system
Uses Model Context Protocol (MCP)
AI-powered flashcard generation
Use cases of Rember MCP
Studying notes taken during conversations with Claude
Creating flashcards from educational PDFs
Memorizing key concepts from online courses
Improving retention of information learned through AI interactions
Generating flashcards for language learning
FAQ from Rember MCP
What is Rember?
What is Rember?
Rember is a platform that helps you study and remember anything you care about by scheduling spaced repetition reviews.
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standard for integrating AI models with external tools.
How do I get a Rember API key?
How do I get a Rember API key?
You can find your Rember API key in your Settings page on the Rember website (rember.com/settings/mcp-api).
What kind of prompts can I use with Claude?
What kind of prompts can I use with Claude?
You can use prompts like "help me remember this", "create a few flashcards", or "add to Rember" after learning something new in your chat with Claude.
What happens after Claude calls the tool?
What happens after Claude calls the tool?
The input notes array is sent to the Rember API, which generates flashcards for each note.