Early days. Memcrate ships Claude Code integration today. Cursor, Cowork, Aider, and an MCP server are on the roadmap — see the repo for status.

Install the CLI

Memcrate ships as a single static binary. Three install paths, pick the one that fits.

macOS / Linux

curl -fsSL https://memcrate.dev/install.sh | sh

This drops memcrate into ~/.local/bin/. If that’s not on your PATH, the installer will tell you what to add.

Windows

irm https://memcrate.dev/install.ps1 | iex

Installs to %USERPROFILE%\.local\bin\ and updates your user PATH (both persistent and the current session, so memcrate is callable immediately).

Cargo

If you already have a Rust toolchain installed:

cargo install memcrate

This is the standard path for Intel Macs (the install script no longer ships an x86_64-apple-darwin binary).


Verify the install

memcrate --version

You should see memcrate 0.3.3 (or whatever’s current). If you get command not found, open a new terminal and try again — your shell may not have picked up the updated PATH.


Updating

There’s no built-in memcrate update yet (planned for v0.4). For now, re-run the install one-liner — it pulls the latest release and overwrites the binary in place.


Next

You have the CLI. Now scaffold a vault and try the verbs →