What is the add_to_memory MCP tool?

add_to_memory is a tool name MCP servers declare. A description they publish is: Adds a published piece by pasted text or URL (60+ words), or one memory stated directly (memory, with an optional kind and topic)

Which MCP servers provide add_to_memory?

1 published server declares add_to_memory. Highest in the current trust order: ScriptGrain.

How do I use add_to_memory?

Install a server that declares add_to_memory, then call it from Claude, Cursor, or VS Code. Each server page has the config for that client and the other tools that server exposes.

Tool

`add_to_memory`

1 published MCP server declares add_to_memory. ScriptGrain has the highest trust score right now. Servers describe it as: Adds a published piece by pasted text or URL (60+ words), or one memory stated directly (memory, with an optional kind and topic) Few published servers use this exact name, so read each listing before you install. Open a server for its install config and the rest of its tools.

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FAQ

What is the add_to_memory MCP tool?: add_to_memory is a tool name MCP servers declare. A description they publish is: Adds a published piece by pasted text or URL (60+ words), or one memory stated directly (memory, with an optional kind and topic)
Which MCP servers provide add_to_memory?: 1 published server declares add_to_memory. Highest in the current trust order: ScriptGrain.
How do I use add_to_memory?: Install a server that declares add_to_memory, then call it from Claude, Cursor, or VS Code. Each server page has the config for that client and the other tools that server exposes.