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The linksee-memory npm package includes several CLI utilities beyond the MCP server itself.
Each CLI is reachable two ways: as a subcommand via npx -y linksee-memory <sub> (no install needed — the package name resolves on a cold machine), and, if linksee-memory is installed on your PATH, as the standalone linksee-memory-<sub> bin (e.g. linksee-memory-setup). The runnable examples below use the cold-safe npx -y linksee-memory <sub> form.

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linksee-memory

The main MCP server. Runs in stdio mode — typically launched by your MCP client, not directly. 
npx -y linksee-memory

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linksee-memory setup

Interactive initial setup. Creates the database directory and initializes the schema. 
npx -y linksee-memory setup

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linksee-memory install-skill

Install the Linksee Memory skill into Claude Code’s MCP configuration. 
npx -y linksee-memory install-skill

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linksee-memory stats

Display database statistics: entity count, memory count, layer breakdown, heat distribution, database size. 
npx -y linksee-memory stats
Example output: 
Linksee Memory Stats
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Entities:     24
Memories:     186
  goal:       12
  context:    34
  emotion:    8
  implementation: 78
  caveat:     22
  learning:   32
Heat bands:
  hot:        15
  warm:       42
  cold:       89
  frozen:     40
File snapshots: 67
DB size:      4.2 MB

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linksee-memory import

Import session transcripts or external data into the memory store. 
npx -y linksee-memory import <file>

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linksee-memory sync

Sync a session’s data. Useful for manual synchronization after disconnects. 
npx -y linksee-memory sync <session-id>