Project Memory MCP

Get the whole project memory for the given project path in Markdown format. This must be used in the beginning of the first request of every conversation. The memory file contains vital information about the project such as descriptions, ongoing tasks, references to important files, and other project resources. :return: The project memory content in Markdown format :raises FileNotFoundError: If the project path doesn't exist or MEMORY.md is missing :raises PermissionError: If the project path is not in allowed directories

Set the whole project memory for the given project path in Markdown format. Use this tool when: - Creating a memory file for a new project - Completely replacing an existing memory file - When `update_project_memory` fails to apply patches - When extensive reorganization of the memory content is needed Guidelines for content: - The project memory file **must be in English**! Any non-English text in the memory file is considered a critical error! - Should be detailed and comprehensive to support effective project understanding - Store rich context including architectural decisions, code patterns, and technical reasoning - Include thorough documentation of project components, workflows, and interfaces - Recommended to maintain structured sections for easier navigation - Aim for practical size limits (typically around 50-100KB or equivalent to ~10-20 pages of text) - Remove information that is proven wrong or becomes obsolete :raises FileNotFoundError: If the project path doesn't exist :raises PermissionError: If the project path is not in allowed directories

Update the project memory by applying a block-based patch to the memory file. The language of the memory file is English! Any non-English text in the memory file is considered a critical error! Required block format: ``` <<<<<<< SEARCH Text to find in the memory file ======= Text to replace it with >>>>>>> REPLACE ``` You can include multiple search-replace blocks in a single request: ``` <<<<<<< SEARCH First text to find ======= First replacement >>>>>>> REPLACE <<<<<<< SEARCH Second text to find ======= Second replacement >>>>>>> REPLACE ``` This tool verifies that each search text appears exactly once in the file to ensure the correct section is modified. If a search text appears multiple times or isn't found, it will report an error. :return: Success message with number of blocks applied :raises FileNotFoundError: If the project path or memory file doesn't exist :raises ValueError: If patch format is invalid or search text isn't unique :raises RuntimeError: If patch application fails for any reason