About Memory in MCP
Memory: Persistent Context Across Reasoning Cycles Memory in MCP serves as the persistent, structured storage that an agent can use to reference previous interactions, maintain state, or build context over time. Unlike traditional LLM memory, which is simulated by stuffing previous outputs into the next prompt, MCP memory is external, addressable, and queryable. Memory can include: Each memory object can be assigned an identifier and passed to the model as part of the context. The model can then reason over…