Guide

Use your Conxt memory in Claude

Conxt keeps the decisions, preferences and project facts you build up across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Cursor and other AI tools. Connect it to Claude and Claude starts from what you have already decided, instead of asking again.

Before you start

You need a Conxt account, which is free. Create one, then save or import a few memories so Claude has something to work with.

Claude on the web and Claude Desktop

Open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
Name it Conxt and enter this URL:

https://mcp.conxt.dev/mcp/

Click Connect. You go to conxt.dev; sign in if asked.
Check the request names the app you expect and returns you to claude.ai, then click Allow.
Back in Claude, start a chat and ask, for example: “Use Conxt: what do you remember about my projects?”

Claude Code

Add the server, then run /mcp inside Claude Code and choose Conxt to sign in in your browser.

claude mcp add --transport http conxt https://mcp.conxt.dev/mcp/

Prefer an API key, for example in CI? Generate one on Connect your IDE and send it as a Bearer token instead of signing in.

What Claude can do

Reading. These never change anything:

Get relevant context get_context

Memories most relevant to what you are working on.

Search memory search_memory

Search your memories by meaning.

Search decisions and rules search_decisions

Find a specific decision or rule you recorded.

Recall as of a date recall_as_of

The latest decision on a topic, or what was true on a given date.

Find and verify context resolve_context

Relevant memories, with conflicts between them flagged.

Pull together everything on a topic get_full_context

One summary of everything recorded about a topic.

List memories get_memories

Your recent memories.

Get pinned memories get_pinned

Memories you pinned to always be included.

List memories an agent wrote list_agent_memories

What a given AI tool has saved.

List my teams list_my_teams

The teams you belong to.

Read team memories get_team_memories

A team’s approved memories.

List actions you can request list_actions

Actions your team’s playbooks allow.

Check an action request get_action_status

Where a requested action stands.

Writing. Claude uses these when you ask it to save, edit or retract something:

Save a memory add_memory

Save a decision or fact to your personal memory.

Save a team memory add_team_memory

Add to a team. From Claude this is a proposal a team member approves.

Propose a team memory propose_memory

Suggest a memory for a team to approve.

Approve or pause a team memory set_memory_status

Needs a person signed in to Conxt; refused from Claude.

Request an action propose_action

Ask for an action. A person approves it before anything runs.

Edit a memory update_memory

Change a memory’s text, when you ask.

Retract a memory delete_memory

Retract a memory, when you ask. It stops being used as context.

What Claude cannot do

Act as you. Claude connects as an app acting for you, not as you. It can propose a team memory or an action, but only a person signed in to Conxt can approve one.
Reach anyone else’s memory. It sees your personal memory and the approved memory of teams you belong to, nothing else.
Read your Conxt account settings, billing or API keys. It works only through the tools above.

Your data

Conxt records every memory Claude reads, with the app that read it and when.
What Claude saves is stored in your Conxt memory, like anything else you save, and you can edit or delete it from your dashboard.
Conxt’s privacy policy covers connected apps, and privacy architecture explains how memory is stored.

Disconnect

Remove Conxt under Settings → Connectors in Claude, or run claude mcp remove conxtin Claude Code. To have Conxt revoke the app’s access on our side as well, email us and we will revoke it.

Troubleshooting

“Couldn’t connect” on conxt.dev: the request has expired. Click Connect again in Claude.
Claude says it has no memories: save or import some first, then ask again.
Sign-in keeps repeating: allow cookies for conxt.dev, then try again.

Help

Email hello@conxt.dev and a person will reply.