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Ragionex Memory 0.8.0 connects your agent through a link you approve in your browser, with no emailed code to wait for.
Highlights
- Approve in your browser. Paste this into your agent:
Set up Ragionex Memory for yourself by following the instructions at https://ragionex.com/setup.The setup shows you a link. Open it, sign in and give your agent the one-time code the page shows. The setup then creates the agent's own key and connects it. Quit your agent completely and open it again in a new session. A new account is free. - In a terminal. Run
npx -y @ragionex/memory-mcp@latest install(npx.cmdon Windows), pick your agent and open the link it shows. If you mistype the code, the setup asks again on the same link. - More agents. Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode are set up automatically. Other agents that run local MCP servers and have a global instructions file can use manual setup (
--agent manual), which fills in the key and keeps the memory rule up to date. The setup page walks through it. - Made for agents.
install --agent-mode --agent <code>prints each step with the flags that answer it and never waits for input, so your agent can run the setup for you. - Clearer messages. A save that is not confirmed yet names the reason: a rate limit, a service error, no connection, or a request to wait.
- Node.js check. Node.js older than 18 now gets a clear message instead of an unrelated error.
Breaking changes
- The emailed-code setup of 0.7.0 and
--emailare gone.--codenow goes together with--link, as the setup prints them. Use@latestfor a new or unfinished setup. --all-agentsis removed frominstallanduninstall. Run each once per agent. Without a terminal, name the agent with--agent <code>or use--manual.- The connection check no longer offers to import what your agent already knows.
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.