Memory FAQs

Question 1

What is Memory and what does it do?

Accepted Answer

Memory is a high-performance C++ server engineered for real-time scanning and analysis of Windows process memory. It allows users to find specific values (strings, integers, doubles) and analyze memory contents.

Question 2

Who is Memory designed for?

Accepted Answer

Memory is primarily designed for AI assistants (via its Model Context Protocol integration) and developers who require low-latency, direct access to Windows process memory for advanced scanning, filtering, and analysis tasks.

Question 3

How can I access Memory's functionalities?

Accepted Answer

Memory offers two main access methods: a native Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for seamless integration with AI tools, and an alternative HTTP API for broader external integrations and RESTful access.

Question 4

What kind of memory operations does Memory support?

Accepted Answer

Memory supports real-time scanning for various value types, filtering memory addresses based on value changes, automatic process discovery, and management of found addresses. It's optimized for speed and minimal overhead.

Question 5

Are there any specific prerequisites for using Memory?

Accepted Answer

To install and use Memory, you will need a Windows PC, CMake 3.16+, and administrator privileges to allow the tool to access process memory effectively.

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