Memory Bank FAQs

Question 1

How does Memory Bank integrate with Claude?

Accepted Answer

Memory Bank integrates with Claude Desktop by providing a consistent source of project information. By configuring Memory Bank as an MCP server, Claude can access up-to-date documentation and context, enabling more informed and accurate responses.

Question 2

What is Memory Bank?

Accepted Answer

Memory Bank is a tool for managing project documentation and context across sessions, designed to help AI models like Claude maintain consistent project knowledge. It utilizes global and branch-specific memory banks for comprehensive project understanding.

Question 3

How do I use the Memory Bank CLI tool?

Accepted Answer

The Memory Bank CLI tool allows you to directly interact with memory banks from your terminal. You can use commands like `read-global`, `write-global`, `read-branch`, and `write-branch` to manage documents within the memory banks. Use `memory-bank --help` for more information.

Question 4

What are global and branch memory banks?

Accepted Answer

The global memory bank stores project-wide knowledge, such as architecture and coding standards. Branch memory banks store context specific to feature or fix branches, enabling AI to understand the specific purpose and state of each branch.

Question 5

What are the benefits of using JSON-based document structure?

Accepted Answer

JSON-based document structure provides better structure and validation through schema-based documents, enhanced programmatic accessibility, improved search and filtering capabilities, and a future-proof design for database integration.

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