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Summary

Add the Mnemoverse quick setup guide to Tutorials & Cookbooks, cell T9 Memory Systems, directly after the Mem0 quickstart entry so the cell stays alphabetical. It is a hands-on setup page rather than a tool row: per-client configuration for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, Windsurf and ChatGPT, both the API-key path and the OAuth path, a verification step that writes and reads a test memory, and the tools available after setup (store, recall, feedback).

Context for the entry text: Mnemoverse is a hosted memory engine for AI agents reached over MCP, and its README states "Tell it a recalled memory helped or misled, and it re-ranks what comes back next." The MCP server is MIT-licensed at https://github.com/mnemoverse/mcp-memory-server, published on npm as @mnemoverse/mcp-memory-server, and listed in the official MCP Registry. The engine it talks to is a hosted service with a free tier.

Resource metadata (for additions)

• Title: Mnemoverse quick setup
• URL: https://mnemoverse.com/docs/api/agent-setup
• Author / org: Mnemoverse
• Resource-type row: Tutorials & Cookbooks
• Topic cell (T1-T21): T9 Memory Systems & Long-Context
• Provenance (who cites it?): Primary vendor setup documentation, the same class as the Letta cookbook and Mem0 quickstart entries already in this cell. The server it configures is listed in the official MCP Registry (registry.modelcontextprotocol.io, search "mnemoverse") and on npm.

Checklist

• I read CONTRIBUTING.md.
• This is a resource (a setup tutorial), not a pure tool.
• I placed the entry in the strongest-fit matrix cell (no cross-posting except Trending/Milestones/Core).
• The link resolves and uses the canonical URL (no tracking params, no shorteners).
• The one-line description explains what you'll learn / why it matters, not marketing copy.
• The entry isn't already listed elsewhere in the README.
• Formatting matches neighbouring entries (order, icons, shields).
• awesome-lint and markdownlint pass locally (or CI will verify).

One note on the formatting item: I used a hyphen rather than the em-dash separator, because house style where I work forbids em dashes. The RAG Made Simple entry in Books / T8 uses the same hyphen form. Happy to switch to the em dash if you prefer the list consistent.

Disclosure: I work on Mnemoverse.