Five real MCP tool call failure modes for MemNexus — server not appearing, auth errors, timeouts, stale schemas after upgrades, empty search results — with the exact commands to diagnose and fix each one.
A hands-on tutorial for wiring MemNexus into a Claude Code lead agent and its subagents — named state memories, codeContext tagging, conversation grouping, and the concurrent-write gotcha nobody tells you about.
build_context is a single MCP call that gives your coding agent a structured briefing — active work, key facts, gotchas, recent activity — before it touches your codebase.
Your coding agent forgets everything between sessions. Here's how to give it persistent memory that carries your architecture decisions, debugging history, and team conventions into every future session.
Install /mx-save, /mx-checkpoint, and /mx-buildcontext as global Claude Code slash commands with one CLI command. Type a slash instead of tool syntax.
Install MemNexus, save your first memory, and connect your AI tools — all with a single setup command. Your coding agent remembers everything from here on out.
Learn how to add persistent memory to AI apps built on the Anthropic or OpenAI API — architecture, what to store, and a TypeScript SDK walkthrough.
Claude Code's memory resets between sessions. Here's how to extend it with a persistent layer that spans projects and gives your whole team shared context.
Claude Desktop starts every conversation from scratch. Add MemNexus via MCP and it remembers your projects, preferences, and past decisions across every session.
Learn to structure AI memories so your coding assistant walks into every session knowing your architecture, conventions, decisions, and where you left off.