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How to use MMRY AI, manage your account, and resolve common issues.

Getting Started

MMRY AI is a persistent memory system for your AI assistant. It remembers your decisions, conventions, and project context across sessions, so you never have to repeat yourself, and the same memory follows you from one AI tool to the next.

Save your first memory

Tell your assistant something worth remembering, for example:

Next time you start a conversation in any connected tool, that memory is available.

Slash Commands

CommandDescription
/mmry:saveSave a memory. With no argument, Claude picks the most important takeaway from the recent conversation. With an argument, Claude saves what you typed.
/mmry:searchSearch your memories on demand. Pass keywords, and optionally a scope to narrow the results to one area of your work.
/mmry:visibilityChoose who can see what you save. Memories are shared with your organization by default; switch to private to keep them to yourself, or group "Name" to share with one memory group. Run it with no argument to see your current setting.
/mmry:helpQuick reference inside Claude Code.
/mmry:load-memoriesManually reload your memories mid-session. Useful after switching projects or topics.
/mmry:setupRun or re-run the account setup flow. Use this to switch accounts or repair a broken config.
/mmry:feedbackSubmit a bug report or feature request directly from Claude Code.
/mmry:uninstallRemove the plugin and clean up its config.

You do not need to memorize these. Talking naturally to Claude works too: "remember this" or "what do you remember about X".

How MMRY AI Works

MMRY AI gives your AI assistant a memory that persists between sessions, across days, and across your team.

Once installed, it works in the background. There is nothing to manage day to day.

Working with Teams

MMRY AI is multi-user. Your subscription is owned by an organization (a subscriber account), and you can invite teammates to share memories.

Invite teammates

Admins invite users from the account dashboard at /account. Invitees receive an email link that lets them set a password and join the account.

The number of people you can add matches the seats your plan includes. Active teammates and outstanding invitations both count toward that total. When you reach it, MMRY AI tells you how many seats are in use and asks you to add more before inviting or adding anyone else.

Visibility levels

VisibilityWho sees it
GlobalEveryone in your organization.
GroupMembers of a specific memory group you choose.
PrivateOnly you.

By default new memories are Global to the organization. You can set visibility when you save, or ask your assistant to mark a memory private.

To change your own default for every new memory, open /account and use the Memory Sharing panel: pick Organization, Private, or one memory group, then Save. It is the same setting as the /mmry:visibility command, so changing it in either place changes both.

Memory groups

Memory groups (for example "Backend", "Design", "Leadership") are set up by an account administrator, who decides who belongs to each one. Memories saved with Group visibility are only visible to that memory group. Administrators create memory groups and manage members from /account under Quick Actions, then Memory Groups. If you are not an administrator, ask one to create a memory group or add you to it.

Your Account

Dashboard

Manage your account at /account. From there you can view users, manage memory groups, review your subscription, and download a JSON export of your memories.

Free trial

New accounts include a 14-day free trial. No credit card is required to start. You can convert to a paid subscription anytime from the dashboard.

Subscription and billing

Billing is handled by Stripe. Update payment details, view invoices, or change your plan via the Stripe customer portal (linked from your dashboard).

Cancel

You can cancel anytime from the dashboard. Your subscription stays active until the end of the current billing period.

Privacy

Frequently Asked Questions

When I save a memory, I no longer see the full content quoted back. Is it being saved?

Yes. As of v1.8 /mmry:save returns a one-line confirmation instead of echoing the full content. Your memory is stored exactly as you wrote it. If you want to review what was saved, ask Claude to recall recent memories on the topic.

Does MMRY AI change the wording of what I save?

No. What you write is what gets stored.

My old /mnemo:* slash commands stopped working

v1.10 renamed all slash commands from /mnemo:* to /mmry:* as part of the brand alignment with MMRY AI. To migrate, run /plugin uninstall mnemo@mnemo-plugin, then /plugin install mmry@mmry-plugin. Your account and saved memories are unaffected; only the command prefix and install paths changed.

I run multiple Claude Code sessions at once. Will memories from one project get filed under another?

No. Concurrent sessions across different projects will not cross-contaminate, as of plugin v1.2.11.

How do I share a memory with only part of my team?

An administrator creates a memory group from /account, then Memory Groups, and adds the relevant members. Save the memory with Group visibility scoped to that memory group.

What happens to my memories if I cancel?

You keep access until the end of your billing period. Export your memories as JSON from the dashboard before that date if you want a copy.

Troubleshooting

Plugin not loading

If MMRY AI is not active after installation, try restarting Claude Code. The plugin loads on startup and requires a fresh session to take effect. If restarting does not help, run /mmry:setup to repair your config.

Memories not saving

Check that your API key is configured. The fastest fix is to re-run /mmry:setup. If the issue persists, submit a bug via /mmry:feedback.

Memory saved under the wrong project

Fixed in plugin v1.2.11. Update your plugin: marketplace installs auto-update on Claude Code restart; manual installs from before the marketplace existed should reinstall from the marketplace.

Plugin will not auto-update

Manual installs from before the marketplace existed do not currently auto-update. Reinstall from the marketplace to get on the auto-update path:

/plugin marketplace add MMRY-AI/mmry-plugin
/plugin install mmry@mmry-plugin
"Stop hook error" message on session end Claude Code

When ending a Claude Code session, you may see a message like:

Stop hook error: Save memories if needed.

This is not an error. MMRY AI uses a Claude Code hook to remind the AI to save important context before the session ends. Claude Code displays all hook messages with an "error" prefix. This is a known Claude Code UI behavior, not a problem with MMRY AI.

The message is working as intended. No action is needed on your part.

What is New

See the release notes for what changed in each version.

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