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How to Install sarveshsea/m-moire MCP in Claude Code

To install the sarveshsea/m-moire MCP server in Claude Code, run the command below in your terminal — it connects immediately, no JSON editing.

Command
claude mcp add sarveshsea-m-moire -- npx -y @memi-design/cli
1-click install via Unyly
  1. 1
    Open your terminal
    In any project directory.
  2. 2
    Run the command
    claude mcp add sarveshsea-m-moire -- npx -y @memi-design/cli
  3. 3
    Done
    Claude Code picks up the server — its tools appear immediately.

Where the config lives

Claude Code manages MCP servers through the "claude mcp add" command, not a file you hand-edit. List what is installed with "claude mcp list" and inspect one with "claude mcp get <name>".

Project vs global scope

Scope is controlled by --scope: "local" (this project only — the default), "project" (shared with your team via a committed .mcp.json), or "user" (all your projects). Append --scope user to make the server global.

Verify it works

Run "claude mcp list" — the server appears with a check mark once it connects. If it shows an error, the command or an env var is wrong.

If the tools don’t appear

  • · Restart Claude Code fully (not just the window).
  • · Check the command/config for typos; validate the JSON if applicable.
  • · Make sure Node.js or uv is installed (for npx/uvx servers).
  • · Check Claude Code’s logs — the server may have crashed on start (missing env var, bad token).

How many servers is too many

Every connected server adds its tools to the model’s context. Past ~40–60 tools, selection accuracy drops. Keep only the servers you use enabled, or reach the whole catalog through a gateway — one connection instead of dozens.

Removing sarveshsea/m-moire

Remove it with "claude mcp remove sarveshsea-m-moire". That deletes the server from the current scope.

Install sarveshsea/m-moire in another client

FAQ

Do I need to edit JSON by hand?

No. In Claude Code it's a command or a deep-link; on Unyly the Install button writes the config for you.

Where is the Claude Code config file?

Claude Code keeps MCP servers in its own settings — installing via command/button means you never touch a file by hand.

The MCP isn’t showing up — what do I do?

Restart Claude Code, check the command/config for typos, and make sure Node.js / a package runner is installed if the server runs via npx/uvx.

How do I update sarveshsea/m-moire?

Servers run via npx/uvx pull the latest version on launch. Otherwise, reinstall the same way.

Is it safe to install sarveshsea/m-moire?

An MCP server runs with your client’s permissions and access to its data. Install it with the same caution as any npm package: check the source and keep secrets in env. Verified servers on Unyly have passed a security scan.

Does sarveshsea/m-moire cost anything?

Browsing and installing on Unyly is free. The server itself may need a third-party API key — that’s billed by the service, not by Unyly.

Can I use sarveshsea/m-moire in ChatGPT or claude.ai?

Not directly: sarveshsea/m-moire is a local (stdio) server, and ChatGPT/claude.ai only accept remote MCPs. Use the Unyly gateway to expose local servers as one remote endpoint.