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Integrations Overview

Memanto plugs into AI assistants, frameworks, and IDEs through three complementary paths:

MCP

Add Memanto to any Model Context Protocol client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Continue, Goose, …) with a single JSON config block.

Frameworks

Drop-in memory for agent frameworks — CrewAI, Hermes, LangChain, LangGraph, LlamaIndex, and n8n in Python; Vercel AI SDK, Mastra, VoltAgent, and OpenAI via the TypeScript SDK.

IDE skills

memanto connect <ide> installs a tool-specific skill file (e.g. CLAUDE.md, .cursor/rules/memanto.mdc) into your project.

OKF

Move memories in and out of Memanto as portable Open Knowledge Format bundles — vendor-neutral markdown you can browse, version in git, and import anywhere.
Most users start with MCP — it’s the lowest-friction way to give a desktop AI assistant persistent memory. Use frameworks when building custom agents in Python, and IDE skills when you want a checked-in rules file your team can share.

Supported Tools

Memanto integrates with 13+ AI coding assistants. Each has its own setup page — click through for the CLI connector and MCP config:

What Integrations Enable

Once connected, tools can:

1. Store Development Context

2. Recall Past Decisions

3. Access Memory APIs

Full programmatic access to:
  • Store memories
  • Recall memories
  • Generate answers
  • Manage sessions

4. Continuous Learning

Tools learn from previous sessions and carry context forward.

Quick Start

Step 1: Install & Configure Memanto

Step 2: Create Agent

Step 3: Connect Your Tool

Step 4: Start Using

Your tool now has access to memories!

Integration Patterns

Single Tool Integration

Connect one tool:
Benefits:
  • Simple setup
  • Clear memory isolation
  • Perfect for single-person projects

Team Integration

Connect multiple tools:
Benefits:
  • Team shared context
  • Cross-tool consistency
  • Better collaboration

Multi-Environment

Different agents for different projects:

Use Cases

Learning New Codebase

Tool remembers:
  • Architecture decisions
  • Naming conventions
  • Common patterns
  • “Why” behind decisions

Multi-Session Development

Tool carries context across days:
  • Open issues
  • In-progress features
  • Code review feedback
  • Design decisions

Team Onboarding

New team members benefit from:
  • Accumulated project knowledge
  • Decision history
  • Best practices
  • Common pitfalls to avoid

Cross-Project Knowledge

Tool learns and applies:
  • Patterns from Project A to Project B
  • Solutions to common problems
  • Team conventions
  • Lessons learned

Configuration

Local Scope

Global Scope

Management

List Connections

Shows all connected tools and their scope.

Remove Connection

Disconnects a tool (memories remain).

Connect Multiple

Interactive selection of multiple tools.

Tips & Tricks

Share Context Across Tools

Switch Contexts

Backup Memories

For a portable, git-friendly backup, export an OKF bundle instead — a directory of markdown files you can browse or import into another agent:

Next Steps


Integrations let Memanto work within your favorite development tools!