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One Renor memory, ten apps. Each section has the one command or address, how to finish, and how to remove it. You need a Renor account: sign up at https://app.renor.cloud/signup.

Claude Code

Restart Claude Code, type /mcp, choose renor, then Authenticate. Remove it with npx renor disconnect --client claude-code.

Codex

Run codex mcp login renor, then restart Codex. Remove it with npx renor disconnect --client codex.

Cursor

Restart Cursor, open Settings › MCP, find renor and sign in. Remove it with npx renor disconnect --client cursor.

OpenCode

Run opencode mcp auth renor, then restart OpenCode. Remove it with npx renor disconnect --client opencode. The manual config and the optional capture plugin are on the OpenCode page.

ChatGPT

At chatgpt.com/plugins choose + › Add custom MCP server, name it Renor, paste the address, choose OAuth and Create as a plugin. Start a new chat, type @ and pick Renor, and sign in to Renor when asked. A workspace admin can block custom MCP servers. Remove it by deleting the Renor plugin in ChatGPT’s plugin settings.

Obsidian

The plugin lives in the public repository github.com/renorai/renor-obsidian; it is not in the community-plugins list yet. It needs Obsidian 1.11.4 or later. Enable Renor under Settings › Community plugins, paste a dashboard API key under Settings › Renor, press Check, then Add shared folder. Remove it by disabling the plugin and deleting the .obsidian/plugins/renor folder.

Hermes

Pick renor and paste your connection key from app.renor.cloud when hermes memory setup asks. Set RENOR_AUTO_SAVE=off to stop automatic saves, or pick another provider in hermes memory setup.

Cline

Create a connection key under API keys in the Renor dashboard and add this entry to Cline’s mcpServers settings. Keep the key out of chat. Reload Cline. Remove it by deleting the renor entry and revoking the key.

GitHub Copilot

Open VS Code; Copilot asks you to sign in to Renor the first time it uses it. Remove the memory rule with npx renor connect --client vscode --remove-rule, and the renor entry in VS Code’s user mcp.json by hand.

Gemini CLI

Start Gemini CLI, type /mcp auth renor, and approve Renor in your browser. Remove the memory rule with npx renor connect --client gemini --remove-rule, and the renor entry in ~/.gemini/settings.json by hand.

Another app

Trae has its own page. For anything else that speaks MCP, see the Quickstart.