Connect Atomixi to your assistant
Atomixi is a hosted MCP memory server. Every program connects to the same address:
https://app.atomixi.com/mcp
You need a free Atomixi account. Create one here. When a program connects for the first time, it opens a sign-in window. You sign in once and choose which of your spaces the program may see. You never paste a password into the program.
Claude (web and desktop app)
Add Atomixi as a custom connector:
- Open Settings, then Connectors.
- Choose Add custom connector.
- Paste the address
https://app.atomixi.com/mcp. - Choose Connect, sign in to Atomixi and pick the spaces Claude may see.
Claude Code
Run this in a terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http atomixi https://app.atomixi.com/mcp
Then type /mcp in Claude Code and sign in.
Cursor
Add Atomixi to Cursor. The link opens Cursor and adds the server. Cursor then asks you to sign in.
VS Code
Add Atomixi to VS Code or to VS Code Insiders. The link opens VS Code and adds Atomixi as an MCP server. VS Code then asks you to sign in.
Other programs and scripts
Any program that speaks MCP over HTTP: add the address above and sign in when it asks. A tool that cannot sign in uses an API key instead. You create one on your account page; it is shown once.
What your assistant can do
Atomixi gives the program thirteen tools. Read tools change nothing. The last three change or remove what is stored; they tell your program so, and many programs ask you before they use them.
| Tool | What it does | Kind |
|---|---|---|
remember | Stores a memory of up to 10,000 characters, with a kind, an importance from 1 to 10 and the entries it is about. | writes |
relate | Connects two entries with a relation, optionally holding from a date. | writes |
recall | Answers a question from memory, ranked by meaning, words, connections, importance and age, and says how many matches there are in total. | reads |
find | Lists every memory and entry that mentions a term, complete rather than ranked. | reads |
get_memory | One memory with its whole text, what replaced it and what it replaced. | reads |
get_entity | One entry, such as a person, a project or a topic, with every relation and the dates it held. | reads |
timeline | What held on a day, or what changed from a day on. | reads |
list_spaces | The spaces this connection may use. | reads |
search | Searches the memory and returns matching entries for fetch. | reads |
fetch | The whole text of one entry found by search. | reads |
supersede | Replaces a memory with a new text or ends a relation. The old one stays visible as replaced. | changes |
archive | Takes a memory out of recall and search. It stays readable. | changes |
forget | Deletes an entry for good. A program can only use it if it asked for this permission when you connected it. | deletes |
Atomixi refuses text that looks like a password, an API key, a card number or an ID number. The filter does not catch everything, so please do not store such data.
The free plan
10 spaces, 2,000 entries across all spaces, 60 requests per minute and imports up to 5 MB.
Your data
The service runs on a server in Germany. Atomixi does not read chat histories, does not sell data and does not train AI models on your content. A program sees only the spaces you chose, and you can disconnect any program or key at any time. Details are in the privacy policy.
Help
Questions or a problem with a connection: info@atomixi.com.