myAI Memory Sync

myAI Memory Sync is an MCP server that synchronizes user preferences, personal details, and coding standards across different Claude environments and development interfaces. It connects local markdown memory templates, such as project CLAUDE.md files and Windsurf global rules, to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and the Windsurf IDE. Developers and daily AI users employ this tool to eliminate repetitive setup instructions and keep context consistent across multiple active coding projects. Rather than routing personal information through external third-party cloud databases, the server operates on a local-first model where memory files stay on the user's local disk and are excluded from version control. Users can add or modify preferences directly using natural language prompts within chat conversations, such as updating language choices or workspace conventions. The server parses incoming instructions, identifies the relevant section in the underlying markdown template, updates target configuration files across projects, and applies caching to streamline memory recall during model queries.

Category: AI & LLM Tooling

Tags: claude, memory, synchronization, templates

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How to install and configure myAI Memory Sync

1. Install the package globally via npm: bash npm install -g myai-memory-sync 2. Alternatively, clone and build the repository from source: bash git clone https://github.com/Jktfe/myaimemory-mcp.git cd myaimemory-mcp npm install npm run build 3. Add the server configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json: json { "mcpServers": { "myai-memory-sync": { "command": "npx", "args": [ "-y", "myai" ], "env": { "TEMPLATE_PATH": "/path/to/custom/template.md", "ENABLE_ANTHROPIC": "true", "ANTHROPIC_API_KEY": "your-api-key-here" } } } } 4. Restart Claude Desktop to begin using memory synchronization.

What you can do with myAI Memory Sync

• Updating project coding standards and formatting preferences across repository CLAUDE.md files from a single natural language instruction in chat. - Synchronizing global rules and configuration settings between Windsurf and Claude Desktop without manual duplication across configuration files. - Storing personal developer profile details locally in markdown templates to maintain conversational context across new chat sessions. - Running a local-first memory cache service to accelerate memory-related prompt queries without sending sensitive user data to external cloud services. - Executing unified command-line synchronization routines to batch update development context rules across multiple project directories.

Key facts

• https://github.com/Jktfe/myAImemory-mcp
• AI & LLM Tooling, AI Memory & Context
• claude, memory, synchronization, templates

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How do I install myAI Memory Sync?

You can install the server globally by running npm install -g myai-memory-sync via your terminal, or by cloning the GitHub repository and building the TypeScript source with npm run build. Once installed, configure your Claude Desktop or Windsurf configuration file to launch the command using npx -y myai or the local executable.

What can myAI Memory Sync do?

The server synchronizes user preferences, coding standards, and memory templates across multiple AI environments, including Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and Windsurf. It parses natural language commands to update local markdown files, automatically detects appropriate memory sections, and coordinates file updates across project repositories without exposing information to remote servers.

Which MCP clients work with myAI Memory Sync?

myAI Memory Sync is designed for Model Context Protocol clients, specifically Claude Desktop and Windsurf. It also supports Claude Code by updating CLAUDE.md files and can run over standard input/output (stdio) or as a standalone HTTP server on a configurable local port for other compatible MCP client integrations.

Does myAI Memory Sync store my data in the cloud?

No, the server operates on a local-first architecture. All personal details and memory templates remain on your local device within markdown files like myAI Master.md and repository CLAUDE.md files. It automatically handles git exclusion rules to prevent sensitive personal information or configuration guidelines from being committed to version control systems.