Mori MCP工具

1. Deploy

See docs/deployment/quickstart.md for all platforms. Docker Compose is the fastest path:

```bash git clone https://github.com/fjwood69/mori.git cd mori cp deploy/homelab/.env.example deploy/homelab/.env

Claude Code — automated installer:

./scripts/install-mori-claude.sh

Cursor — automated installer:

./scripts/install-mori-cursor.sh

Building

```bash git clone https://github.com/fjwood69/mori.git cd mori podman build -t localhost/mori-advisor:latest .

Or: docker build -t mori-advisor:latest .

```

Quickstart

Platform guides

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Edit .env with your provider API key

docker compose -f deploy/homelab/docker-compose.yml up -d ```

Configuration

Configuration reference → docs/reference/configuration.md Recommended models → docs/reference/models.md For teams → docs/for-teams.md Team configuration reference → docs/reference/team-configuration.md

Key environment variables:

Authentication: Set MORI_API_KEYS to give each client a named key. Without it the server starts in open mode (fine for private Tailscale networks; always set keys for shared or internet-accessible deployments). Generate secrets with python3 -c "import secrets; print(secrets.token_hex(32))". Full details: docs/reference/configuration.md → Authentication.

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Dream pipeline

Session events are captured via Claude Code lifecycle hooks and distilled into structured memories by a configurable LLM.

Hook fires  →  POST /api/events/raw  →  SQLite events table
                                             ↓
PreCompact  →  POST /api/precompact  →  dream_run() reads since watermark
                                             ↓
                                      LLM distills events → structured memories
                                             ↓
                                      memories written to store (with attribution)
                                             ↓
                                      watermark advanced

The PreCompact hook triggers an immediate synchronous dream before context compression — so nothing is lost at the moment it matters most.

Its counterpart, the PostCompact hook, fires /brief --post-compact after compression — a lightweight delta that surfaces only what changed in the shared store since your last brief (new, superseded, and evicted memories), skipping the full base reload and the freshness scan. PreCompact preserves what this session learned; PostCompact re-grounds it on what every other instance changed while it was busy.

What it captures: PostToolUse, PostToolUseFailure, PreCompact, UserPromptSubmit, Stop — tool calls, prompts, errors, stop reasons, session ID, hostname, working directory, transcript path, and (on Stop) the assistant's own reasoning — the plans, analysis, and decisions behind each turn.