tranhuucanh/cursor-memory
Persistent, searchable memory for Cursor AI — You control what your AI remembers.
Platform-specific configuration:
{
"mcpServers": {
"cursor-memory": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"cursor-memory"
]
}
}
}Add the config above to .claude/settings.json under the mcpServers key.
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Persistent, searchable memory for Cursor AI — You control what your AI remembers.
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The Problem • Quick Demo • Installation • Commands • How It Works • Troubleshooting
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You just spent an hour with Cursor AI figuring out the right architecture. You made decisions, weighed trade-offs, landed on a solution.
Then you open a new chat.
❌ "What database did we choose last week?"
→ "I don't have access to previous conversations."
❌ "Continue the migration plan from yesterday."
→ "Could you provide context about the migration?"
❌ "Why did we pick EFS over EBS again?"
→ "I don't have information about previous decisions."Every new chat, your AI has amnesia. Every decision you made, every context you built — gone.
The workarounds make it worse:
| | | |---|---| | 📝 Save to a .md file | Now you have 1.000 files. Which one was it again? | | 📎 Attach files to every chat | Token costs pile up. Most of it isn't even relevant. | | 🔁 Retype context manually | You become the memory for a tool that's supposed to help you think. |
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