v0.7.0

Ragionex Memory 0.7.0 sets up your agent without copying an API key.

Highlights

• Setup without a key to copy. Paste this into Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode: Set up Ragionex Memory for me: run npx -y @ragionex/memory-mcp@latest install and follow its instructions. Your agent asks for your email address and the one-time code Ragionex sends you, then the setup creates the agent's own API key and connects it. Restart the agent once to load it. An address without an account gets a free one. You can also run npx -y @ragionex/memory-mcp@latest install in a terminal.
• One key per agent. The setup creates a key for each agent it connects, named after the agent and the date, such as Claude Code (set up 2026-10-31). Earlier keys stay in the dashboard until you revoke them.
• Claude Code in the desktop app. The setup finds the Claude Code that started it, including the one inside the Claude desktop app, even when no claude command is on your PATH.
• Bring what your agent already knows. When the selected Vault is empty, checking the connection offers to import what your agent already knows from its rules files and its notes for this project.
• Windows. Registering the server and updating config files are more reliable on Windows, and install and uninstall no longer abort when they finish.
• Version label. Requests to the Ragionex API identify the connector as ragionex-memory-mcp/<version>.

Breaking changes

• install --api-key is no longer accepted. Run install without it and the setup creates the key. For other MCP clients, create a key in the dashboard and add it to the client's configuration as RAGIONEX_MEMORY_API_KEY.

Upgrade

Nothing to do if your agent already works: it starts the latest version through npx the next time it restarts, and your key and memories stay as they are. If an earlier setup did not finish, run the setup again.

npm: @ragionex/memory-mcp@0.7.0