How to connect — Claude (browser)
All of the setup is one time only. We will not ask you to do anything after that.
First — SOKI cannot be used alongside the AI's own memory.
Please turn off the memory feature in the AI you use. If it stays on, the AI writes what you said into its own store, and nothing reaches SOKI. It does this silently, so it looks as though everything is working. It is not strictly required for Claude, but two stores means two places to look, so off is recommended.
Reading this on a phone?
The first setup is done on a computer. Send yourself the address of this page so you can open it there.mcp.kitemir.jp/connect
https://mcp.kitemir.jp/mcpSteps (5)
- Settings → Connectors → "Add custom connector"
- Paste the URL above (including the trailing
/mcp) ⚠️ Drop the/mcpand the home page is returned instead, and all Claude can see is "this is not an MCP server" - Leave the two OAuth fields empty and press Add. When the SOKI login screen appears, sign in and approve.
- Allow the tool permissions — both the read-only tools and the write/delete tools ⚠️⚠️ This is what people miss most often. Allow reading only, and SOKI recalls but never records what you said. Nothing on screen tells you, so it goes unnoticed.
- Settings → Custom instructions: paste the line below
Check that it worked
When you are done, say something to the AI, then open Connections. It tells you plainly whether anything was recorded.
At the start of every conversation, call SOKI's profile_get. Record facts about me with SOKI's memory_observe, not in your own memory.⚠️ Without this line, the AI never calls SOKI. You paste it once. After that just talk as usual; we will not ask you to do anything else.
When you connect, you will be asked to sign in with the same account you use for SOKI. A connected AI can be disconnected at any time.
Choose the AI you use
- Claude(browser) ← the guide you are reading
- ChatGPT(browser)
- Claude(desktop app)
- ChatGPT(desktop app)
The desktop apps keep their settings in a different place from the browser versions. Pick the one you actually use.