v1.3.0 — MCP Server & Structured Memory

What's New

MCP Server for Claude Code

Claudex now includes a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that gives Claude Code persistent memory across sessions. Claude can remember your codebase conventions, architecture decisions, error patterns, and more.

One-command setup:

npm install -g @kunwarshah/claudex
claude mcp add --transport stdio claudex -- claudex-mcp

10 MCP Tools

Tool	Description
get_project_context	Condensed project snapshot (call this first!)
list_projects	List all Claude Code projects
list_sessions	List sessions for a project
search_conversations	Full-text search across conversations
get_session	Get full conversation from a session
get_session_summary	Get session metadata and stats
store_memory	Store structured coding knowledge
recall_memory	Recall stored memories by namespace/type
list_memories	List all stored memories with stats
delete_memory	Delete outdated or incorrect memories

Structured Memory System

Store coding knowledge in SQLite with:

• 6 memory types: map, convention, decision, snapshot, dependency, error_pattern
• Priority (1-10): Higher priority memories injected first
• Confidence (0.0-1.0): Track certainty of memories
• TTL: Auto-expire stale memories (useful for focus/blocker snapshots)

Token Budgeting

Three detail levels for get_project_context:

• minimal (~500 tokens) — project stats + session titles
• standard (~1500 tokens) — recent sessions + high-priority memories
• full (~3000+ tokens) — all sessions + all memories

3 MCP Prompts

• /mcp__claudex__recall — Search conversation history for a topic
• /mcp__claudex__catchup — Get summary of recent project work
• /mcp__claudex__history — Browse recent sessions with titles

MCP Resources

• claudex://projects — All projects with session counts
• claudex://projects/{id}/recent — Recent sessions for a project

Documentation

• MCP Server Guide
• Full Changelog

Install / Upgrade

npm install -g @kunwarshah/claudex@1.3.0