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Give your agent memory that never silently expires. One server, any MCP-capable runtime.

Status note: the hosted endpoint (https://mcp.walkeep.io) ships with M3. Today the server runs locally over stdio — same tools, same shapes, so everything below transfers unchanged when the URL goes live. Sections marked 🔜 apply to the hosted endpoint.

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# today (local, from the walkeep repo):
claude mcp add walkeep -- npx tsx "$PWD/packages/mcp/src/index.ts"
# 🔜 hosted:
claude mcp add walkeep --transport http https://mcp.walkeep.io \
--header "Authorization: Bearer wk_live_YOURKEY"

Then inside a session, /mcp should list walkeep. Talk normally:

“Store a memory that the deploy password rotation happens on Fridays, then show me its runway.”

// today (local):
{ "mcpServers": { "walkeep": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["tsx", "/absolute/path/to/walkeep/packages/mcp/src/index.ts"]
} } }
// 🔜 hosted:
{ "mcpServers": { "walkeep": {
"url": "https://mcp.walkeep.io",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer wk_live_YOURKEY" }
} } }

The server is standard MCP: stdio today, Streamable HTTP 🔜. Point your client at it, list tools, call them. See the tool reference for exact schemas and error codes.

  1. store — content: anything worth remembering; request_id: any unique string. You get back blob_id, blob_object_id, runway_epochs, and what it cost.
  2. recall — query something semantically related. Your memory comes back with its runway attached.
  3. check_runway — the receipt: end epoch, renewals performed, and (once real renewals happen) the Sui tx digest of the last extension. Paste that digest into a chain explorer — you’re now verifying your storage provider’s promise cryptographically, which is not a sentence you can say about any other memory product.
  4. store again with the same request_id — notice: same result, no second charge. That’s the idempotency contract; build your retries on it.
  5. Run out of credits someday → INSUFFICIENT_BALANCEtop_up → a checkout link for your human. The agent economy isn’t quite here yet.
  • Tools don’t appear: check /mcp (Claude Code) or the client logs; the stdio path must be absolute and npx tsx available (npm install in the repo first).
  • RELAYER_UNAVAILABLE: the storage backend is down or unreachable — nothing was stored or billed; retry later with the same request_id.
  • QUOTA_EXCEEDED: you hit a per-account cap (single-memory size, total bytes, or daily stores). The error’s data says which. Memories are for context, not file hosting.

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