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Hi, thanks.
Memora is designed as an MCP server that runs as a lightweight subprocess (via stdio) alongside your AI agent. A pip install is all that's needed — no Docker required.
That said, if you're looking to run it in a containerized environment, could you share more about your use case? For example, are you running it as a standalone service, or integrating with Claude Code / another MCP client? Understanding the setup would help me figure out if a Docker image would actually solve the right problem.
Closing as not planned for now — no response to the use-case question since March. pip/pipx remains the supported install path (memora runs as a lightweight stdio subprocess alongside the MCP client, so there's no service to containerize). Happy to reopen if a concrete containerized use case appears.
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spokV commentedon Mar 18, 2026
Hi, thanks.
Memora is designed as an MCP server that runs as a lightweight subprocess (via stdio) alongside your AI agent. A pip install is all that's needed — no Docker required.
That said, if you're looking to run it in a containerized environment, could you share more about your use case? For example, are you running it as a standalone service, or integrating with Claude Code / another MCP client? Understanding the setup would help me figure out if a Docker image would actually solve the right problem.
spokV commentedon Aug 11, 2026
Closing as not planned for now — no response to the use-case question since March. pip/pipx remains the supported install path (memora runs as a lightweight stdio subprocess alongside the MCP client, so there's no service to containerize). Happy to reopen if a concrete containerized use case appears.