test-memory
Comprehensive interactive testing of all Memory MCP features
Skill by michael-denyer
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- Skill name
test-memory- Description
- Comprehensive interactive testing of all Memory MCP features
- License
- MIT
- Allowed tools
- mcp__memory__*
- Instructions
- 435 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub
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- SKILL.md
SKILL.md (first lines)
# Memory MCP Live Testing Skill
Run `/test-memory` to start a guided testing session. Walk through each phase, execute tests, and track results.
## Prerequisites
Install memory-mcp from the marketplace:
```bash
# Add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add michael-denyer/memory-mcp
# Install the plugin
/plugin install memory-mcp@michael-denyer/memory-mcp
```
Or install directly:
```bash
/plugin install github:michael-denyer/memory-mcp
```
## Phases
---
### Phase 1: Core Memory Operations
**1.1 Remember** - Store test memories:
```
remember("Test: FastAPI with async endpoints", memory_type="project", tags=["test", "tech-stack"])
remember("Test: Always use uv run pytest -v", memory_type="pattern", tags=["test", "commands"])
remember("Test: API rate limit 100 req/min", memory_type="reference", tags=["test", "api"])
```
Record the returned IDs for later tests.
**1.2 Recall** - Semantic search (use different phrasings):
- "what framework for backend" → should find FastAPI
- "how to run tests" → should find pytest
- "request throttling" → should find rate limit
Verify confidence levels returned.
**1.3 Recall Modes** - Compare precision vs exploratory:
- `recall("testing", mode="precision")` → fewer, higher-confidence
- `recall("testing", mode="exploratory")` → more results
**1.4 Recall by Tag**:
- `recall_by_tag("test")` → should return all test memories
**1.5 Forget** - Delete one test memory and verify it's gone.
---
### Phase 2: Hot Cache Mechanics
**2.1 Manual Promotion**:
- `promote(memory_id)` one of the test memories
- `hot_cache_status()` → verify it appears
**2.2 Manual Demotion**:
- `demote(memory_id)`
- Verify removed from hot cache but still recallable
**2.3 Pin/Unpin**:
- `pin(memory_id)` → pinned_count increases
- `unpin(memory_id)` → pinned_count decreases
**2.4 Auto-Promotion** (optional - requires multiple recalls):
- Create a memory and recall it 3+ times
- Check if auto-promoted
---
### Phase 3: Knowledge Graph
**3.1 Create Linked Memories**:
```
remember("Test: Database uses PostgreSQL") → ID: A
remember("Test: pgvector for embeddings") → ID: B
remember("Test: Vector search needs pgvector") → ID: C
link_memories(A, B, "relates_to")
link_memories(B, C, "depends_on")
```
**3.2 Traverse Graph**:
- `get_related_memories(B)` → should show A and C
- `get_related_memories(A, direction="outgoing")` → should show B
**3.3 Multi-Hop Recall**:
- `recall("PostgreSQL", expand_relations=true)` → should include related memories
**3.4 Unlink**:
- `unlink_memories(A, B)`
- Verify relationship removed
---
### Phase 4: Trust Management
**4.1 Validate**:
- `validate_memory(id, reason="used_correctly")`
- Check trust_score increased
**4.2 Invalidate**:
- `invalidate_memory(id, reason="outdated", note="Testing invalidation")`
- Check trust_score decreased
**4.3 Trust History**:
- `get_trust_history(memory_id)` → shows all changes
---
### Phase 5: Contradiction Detection
**5.1 Create Conflicting Memories**:
```
remember("Test: Timeout is 30 seconds") → ID: X
remember("Test: Timeout is 60 seconds") → ID: Y
```From michael-denyer/memory-mcp, MIT.
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Signals
- Stars
- 14
- Forks
- 2
- Open issues
- 0
- Last commit (this folder)
- Sep 13, 2026 (1 month ago)
- Last release
- Jul 2, 2026 (4 months ago)
From GitHub (fetched Oct 24, 2026).
Details
- License
- MIT
- Repository
- github.com/michael-denyer/memory-mcp
- First seen
- Oct 24, 2026
- Last checked
- Oct 24, 2026
- Source
- GitHubgithub-graphql
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