Claude
Paste one URL into Claude's connector settings and approve once. Every conversation after that can read and write the same memory graph your editor and your agents use — nothing to install, no key to paste.
https://api.memuron.com/mcpThe same thing, written down
Set up Claude in 5 steps
No API keys to paste, no glue code — sign in once and your agent keeps the memory.
- Open Settings from the sidebar
- Customize → Connectors
- Add → Add custom connector
- Paste the MCP URL and click Add
- Allow in Memuron
What Claude can do once connected
The connector exposes the same typed tool surface as every other MCP client. Destructive calls carry a confirmation flag, so Claude cannot delete a memory on a hunch.
Discover which spaces exist before guessing a path.
Pipe semantic search, traversal, and regex over the graph.
Fetch one memory and its links once you have an ID.
Queue content for the Guardian to create, update, or link.
Patch content or scope on a memory you already found.
Remove a memory — never without an explicit confirmation.
Resolve any chunk back to the file and page it came from.
Poll an async ingest until the Guardian commits or rejects it.
The complete list, with argument shapes, is on the Model Context Protocol page.
What the connector can reach
The token Memuron issues is bound to one organization and carries your own member scopes — Claude can never see more than you can.
The token is minted against the org you picked at approval. Switching orgs means approving again.
Spaces you have disabled stay invisible to the connector, exactly as they are to you.
Every write lands in the append-only ledger with the connector recorded as the actor.
When something looks wrong
- “Could not connect.” The URL must end in
/mcpand be the API host, not the console host. - The approval screen loops. You are signed into a different Memuron account in that browser. Sign out on the console first, then reconnect.
- Claude never uses it.Tools are picked on relevance — say “check Memuron” explicitly, or add a project instruction from the AGENTS.md pack.