MemorytreeMemorytree connections
Carry the context you chose into the agent you trust.
Memorytree connects through direct remote MCP and OAuth. Choose one client, review its instructions, and let the client perform its own sign-in flow—no keys or bridges.
Client catalog
Reviewed setup, clear limits.
“Reviewed” means the documented flow was checked on the listed date. It is not a claim that your account, plan, or client release will connect successfully.
ChatGPT
Check accessUse Memorytree in a ChatGPT workspace through a custom MCP app.
Local stdio-only client
Not supportedA client that can launch only local commands is not compatible with Memorytree yet.
ChatGPT desktop
ReviewedAdd Memorytree once in the desktop app, then use the shared Codex configuration.
Codex CLI & IDE
ReviewedConnect directly over Streamable HTTP with the built-in OAuth flow.
Claude Desktop
Check accessUse Claude’s custom connector flow for a public OAuth-protected server.
Claude Code
ReviewedAdd Memorytree through Claude Code’s native remote HTTP support.
Cursor
ReviewedInstall directly in Cursor or paste a small remote MCP configuration.
VS Code
ReviewedAdd Memorytree to your workspace or profile using VS Code’s native MCP support.
Cline
ReviewedConnect a remote Streamable HTTP server from Cline’s MCP settings.
Gemini CLI
ReviewedUse Gemini CLI’s remote HTTP transport and built-in OAuth discovery.
Antigravity
ReviewedAdd a custom remote server with Antigravity’s OAuth and DCR flow.
Perplexity
Check accessA conditional custom remote connector for eligible Perplexity accounts.
Hermes Agent
Check accessUse Hermes’ documented remote MCP command when its OAuth client is available.
OpenClaw
Check accessConnect via OpenClaw’s Streamable HTTP OAuth support.
OpenCode
Check accessAdd Memorytree as a remote OAuth MCP server in OpenCode.
Another MCP client
ReviewedFor any client with direct remote Streamable HTTP and OAuth support.
A small safety check
Memorytree will never ask you to paste an API key, bearer token, or local bridge command into an MCP client. If a client only supports those methods, leave it unconnected.