Connect your AI

Give the AI you already use one shared memory. There are two ways to connect.

AI apps that speak MCP connect to your Remiq memory with an address and a sign-in.

Copy your MCP address from the Console → Agents. It ends in /mcp.
Add it to your AI app as a custom connector or MCP server (each tool’s page has the steps).
Sign in once: a Remiq page asks for an API key and the memory space to use (or a user token). The app gets a 1-hour token for that one space, renewed by itself.

The Console → Agents lists every app that signed in. Disconnect one there: it can no longer renew its sign-in, and its current token ends within the hour.

Chat apps	Coding agents	Any other client
Claude	Claude Code	Any MCP client
ChatGPT	Cursor
Le Chat	Codex
Gemini	Windsurf

2. Call the API from your server

For your own app, or a model with no MCP: call /v1/context before each model call and put the context in the prompt. See the Quickstart, or use an adapter from SDKs and frameworks.

The tools your AI gets

Tool	What it does
`prism_context`	The context to answer a question or do a task. Call it before answering from memory
`prism_add`	Save a message, note or document, kept as written
`prism_retrieve`	The evidence for a query as records: id, date, source, text
`prism_state`	The current state of one subject (a person, project, system or ticket)
`prism_timeline`	A person, project or system over time, oldest first
`prism_decisions`	What was decided about a subject, by whom, when and why
`prism_people`	Who owns or knows about something, with the records that show it
`prism_events`	Save typed events: a status change, an approval, a merge
`prism_map`	The code map of a repository Remiq has indexed: neighbours, what a change affects
`prism_feedback`	Mark a memory wrong or outdated, or confirm it

There is no bulk delete over MCP.

Connect your AI

1. Sign in over MCP (no code)

2. Call the API from your server

The tools your AI gets