// MCP TOOL REFERENCE

MCP MEMORY KEEPER TOOLS

40 tools from the MCP Memory Keeper MCP Server, categorised by risk level.

// ALL 40 MCP MEMORY KEEPER TOOLS

READ 18 tools

Read context_analyze Analyze context to extract entities and relationships Read context_channel_stats Get detailed statistics for a specific channel or all channels Read context_diff Get changes to context items since a specific point in time (timestamp, checkpoint, or relative time) Read context_file_changed Check if a file has changed since it was cached Read context_find_related Find entities related to a key or entity Read context_get Retrieve saved context by key, category, or session with enhanced filtering. Returns all accessible items (... Read context_get_related Get items related to a given context item Read context_get_shared Get shared context items from other sessions Read context_list_channels List all channels with metadata (counts, activity, categories) Read context_search Search through saved context items with advanced filtering Read context_search_all Search across multiple or all sessions with pagination support Read context_semantic_search Search context using natural language queries Read context_session_list List recent sessions Read context_status Get current context status and statistics Read context_summarize Get AI-friendly summary of session context Read context_timeline Get timeline of activities with optional grouping Read context_visualize Generate visualization data for the knowledge graph Read context_export Export session data (context items, cached files, and checkpoints with their

WRITE 18 tools

Write context_session_start Start a new context session with optional project directory for git tracking Write context_cache_file Cache file content with hash for change detection Write context_integrate_tool Track events from other MCP tools Write context_reassign_channel Move context items between channels based on keys, patterns, or entire channel Write context_share Share a context item with other sessions for cross-session collaboration Write context_batch_save Save multiple context items in a single atomic operation Write context_batch_update Update multiple context items with partial updates in a single atomic operation Write context_branch_session Create a branch from current session for exploring alternatives Write context_checkpoint Create a named checkpoint of current context Write context_compress Intelligently compress old context to save space Write context_import Import previously exported session data. For security, imports are confined to the Write context_journal_entry Add a timestamped journal entry with optional tags and mood Write context_link Create a relationship between two context items Write context_merge_sessions Merge another session into the current one Write context_prepare_compaction Automatically save critical context before compaction Write context_restore_checkpoint Restore context from a checkpoint Write context_save Save a context item with optional category, priority, and privacy setting Write context_set_project_dir Set the project directory for git tracking in the current session

DESTRUCTIVE 1 tools

Destructive context_batch_delete Delete multiple context items by keys or pattern in a single atomic operation

EXECUTE 3 tools

Execute context_delegate Delegate complex analysis tasks to specialized agents Execute context_watch Create and manage watchers for real-time context change monitoring Execute context_git_commit Create git commit with automatic context save

// FAQ

How many tools does the MCP Memory Keeper MCP server have? +

The MCP Memory Keeper MCP server exposes 40 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.

How do I enforce policies on MCP Memory Keeper tools? +

Route the MCP Memory Keeper server through the PolicyLayer gateway. Define allow, deny, or approval rules per tool in the dashboard; they are enforced on every call before it reaches the server.

What risk categories do MCP Memory Keeper tools fall into? +

MCP Memory Keeper tools are categorised as Read (18), Write (18), Destructive (1), Execute (3). Each category has a recommended default policy.

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