me.remem/bible-memory is an MCP server that memorize Bible verses with spaced repetition: add verses, get quizzed, follow a daily reading plan. Its tool list has not been published yet over http, requires no API key, and scores 59/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
Config is the same across clients - only the file and path differ.
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Memorize Bible verses with spaced repetition: add verses, get quizzed, follow a daily reading plan.
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Memorize Bible verses with your AI assistant. Remember Me – Bible Memory connects Claude, ChatGPT and other assistants to Remember Me, the Bible memory app with spaced repetition: add a verse you have just read, get quizzed on the verses that are due, and follow a daily Bible reading plan. It is available in 48 languages.
You need a Remember Me account. You can create one for free from the sign-in page.
In Claude, add Remember Me – Bible Memory from the connector directory. In ChatGPT or Grok, add https://auth.remem.me/mcp as a connector. Then sign in with your Remember Me account. Step by step: Connect an AI Assistant.
The bible-memory skill teaches your assistant how to use Remember Me: how to add a verse word for word, how to run a review one verse at a time, how to read the day's passages, and which words the app uses.
Claude Code: install the plugin, which brings the skill and the connection:
/plugin marketplace add remem-me/bible-memory
/plugin install bible-memory@remem-me
Then run /mcp, choose remember-me and sign in.
Other agents (Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, Hermes, OpenClaw and others): install the skill with skills.sh:
npx skills add remem-me/bible-memory
Codex signs in to your account like ChatGPT. Most other agents, such as OpenClaw, Grok Build or Hermes, can't; they can use the public server, https://mcp.remem.me/mcp, to browse the published verse collections. The skill's connection guide shows how to connect each of them.
The plugin connects your assistant to the Remember Me server at https://auth.remem.me/mcp. When you ask for something, your assistant sends the details to that server, such as a verse to add, a search term or today's date, and gets back your verses, a collection or the day's reading. The server changes only the verses and collections of the account you signed in with. For the day's reading, your assistant opens the passages on a Bible website in your translation.
How Remember Me handles this data is described in the privacy policy, under If you connect an AI assistant. The terms of use apply.
The plugin runs no code of its own. The other files in this repository, such as the listing texts and the build script for the ChatGPT package, are for maintaining the listings and are never run by the plugin.
Ask in the user forum or write to support@remem.me.
Remember Me is run by Poimena, a nonprofit organisation in Switzerland. This repository is published under the MIT License. Maintainers: see MAINTAINING.md.