Use it from wherever your agent runs.
A REST API and a hosted MCP server today: 13 ways in that work now, and 15 more on the way, each marked. Every row opens its docs page.
claude mcp add --transport http twin-memory \
https://api.twinmemory.dev/v1/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer $TWIN_MEMORY_API_KEY" \
--header "X-Twin-Account: user_42"API
Every other way in is built on these routes. A bearer key names your project; one header names your end user.
MCP clients
One hosted URL. The model gets the read tools, and a write key adds memory_add.
- Claude Codeclaude mcp add, one commandLive
- CursorOne entry in mcp.jsonLive
- VS CodeCopilot agent mode, .vscode/mcp.jsonLive
- WindsurfOne entry in mcp_config.jsonLive
- Claude DesktopThe claude.ai connector, or mcp-remote with your keyLive
- claude.aiA custom connector; each person signs inLive
- ChatGPTA custom MCP server in developer mode; each person signs inLive
- ChatGPT deep research (search/fetch)search and fetch tools, for deep research and company knowledgeSoon
SDKs and CLI
Typed clients over the same routes, so a call is one line in your own language.
Agent frameworks
Memory adapters that plug into each framework's own memory or tool interface.
- LangGraphRecall and remember nodes, and memory tools, written into your projectuvx twinmemory-cli init langgraphSoon
- CrewAICrewAI's own memory, kept in twin memory, written into your crewuvx twinmemory-cli init crewaiSoon
- OpenAI Agents SDKRecall before the model, remember after the run, and memory tools, written into your projectuvx twinmemory-cli init openai-agentsSoon
- n8nA node and AI Agent tool to add and search from a workflown8n-nodes-twinmemorySoon
- LiveKitMemory for voice agents across callsSoon
Coding-agent plugins
Plugins that save each session and bring back what a past session learned.
Connectors
Your users' work tools, synced into their memory with their permission.
Marketplaces
Buy through the cloud account you already pay.
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