fix(mcp): support --project flag#242
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@715d Thanks for the PR. We're holding this for internal reasons for the next release but we will look at getting it merged soon. |
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This will be implemented in #298 and released in v0.15.0 |
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This PR makes it so that the
mcpsub-command respects the--projectflag.For example you can now do
basic-memory --project foo mcpand expect the MCP to start up with the current project already set tofoo.I'm making use of this feature by having a wrapper script that Claude uses to launch the MCP automatically setting the
--projectflag to the correct name based on the git repo Claude was launched from.I find this much more reliable than hoping that Claude automatically switches to the right project (or remembering to explicitly tell it every time).