Quick setup

Run the command below in your terminal. It finds Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, and OpenCode on your machine, asks which ones should use sepiace, connects them, and walks you through signing in.

npm create sepiace

In Claude Code and Codex, it installs the sepiace plugin, which adds the MCP server and skills that tell your agent when to remember and recall. The sections below show how to connect by hand.

Endpoint

The MCP endpoint is the URL below. Clients connect over HTTP and authenticate with OAuth.

https://hi.sepiace.io/api/v1/mcp

Sign in

On your first connection, a sign-in page opens. Enter your email address, and sign in with the six-digit code or the link we send you. Your memories are kept separate from other users.

Claude Code

To connect by hand, run the commands below in your terminal. They install the sepiace plugin.

claude plugin marketplace add osaxyz/sepiace
claude plugin install sepiace@sepiace

Then open /mcp in Claude Code, choose plugin:sepiace:sepiace, and sign in on the page that opens in your browser.

Claude

Add sepiace as a custom connector.

  1. Open the connector settings in Claude.

  2. Choose to add a custom connector.

  3. Enter sepiace as the name and the endpoint URL above as the URL.

  4. Connect, and sign in on the page that opens.

Whether you can add custom connectors depends on your Claude plan and your organization's settings.

Other MCP clients

If your client supports remote MCP servers over HTTP with OAuth, register the endpoint URL above as a remote MCP server. The steps differ by client, so follow your client's documentation.

Using it

Tell your agent what to remember, recall, or forget in plain words. The agent passes your words to sepiace as they are, and the server decides the operation.