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Quickstart

In about five minutes you'll connect your AI tool to Angareion, save your first memory, and recall it in a chat. No API key, no code.

Step 1: Connect your AI tool​

Add Angareion to the assistant you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or another MCP client. Each tool takes a few clicks; the full per-tool steps are here:

→ Connect your AI tool

The short version: paste Angareion's server URL — https://mcp.angareion.dev/mcp — into your tool's connector settings, then click Approve in the browser window that opens. You sign in with your Angareion account; your AI tool never sees your password.

Step 2: Capture your first memory​

In your assistant, just ask it to remember something. For example:

"Remember that our Q3 launch messaging pillars are speed, trust, and simplicity."

Your assistant uses Angareion's memory_create tool to save it. That memory now lives in Angareion — not trapped inside this one chat.

You can also capture memories directly in the Angareion dashboard under Memory → Create memory, but capturing straight from a conversation is the fastest way to build up your memory as you work.

Step 3: Recall it — even in a different assistant​

Start a new conversation — in the same tool, or a completely different one you've connected (say, ChatGPT instead of Claude). Ask:

"What are our Q3 launch messaging pillars?"

Your assistant searches Angareion (memory_search) and answers with what you saved in Step 2. The memory followed you across the conversation — and across tools.

What you just did​

  • Connected an assistant to your shared memory layer.
  • Captured knowledge once, from inside a conversation.
  • Recalled it somewhere else — no copy-pasting, no re-explaining.

Where to go next​

  • Connect your AI tool — add your other assistants, and see the full list of things Angareion can do inside a chat.
  • Concepts — learn how memories, recall, and sharing scopes (personal · team · organization) work. (Coming soon.)
  • API reference — building an autonomous agent or backend integration instead? Start with the developer docs.