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MiniMe MCP has been rebranded to Recallium. The original MiniMe MCP is now part of the Recallium ecosystem, and the official Docker image is available under the Recallium project. To run the MCP server, use the documented Docker image from Docker Hub. Once started, the container provides the MCP server features exposed by the image and is intended to be integrated into your development environment or hosting setup via Docker. For usage, follow the installation guide linked in the repository to ensure you have the correct environment and any required configuration for your instance. The project emphasizes a streamlined setup flow and refers to the Recallium repository for the latest tooling, configuration options, and API references that your MCP server instance can leverage.

Prerequisites:

• Docker installed on your machine (Docker Desktop for Windows/macOS or Docker Engine on Linux).
• Access to the Docker Hub image: manujbawa/minimemcp (as referenced by the Docker Hub link in the README).

Installation steps:

1. Verify Docker is running: docker version
2. Pull and run the MCP server image: docker run -i --rm manujbawa/minimemcp
3. If you need to customize runtime options, consult the Recallium installation guide for environment variables and persistent storage recommendations, and adjust the docker run command accordingly (for example, mounting volumes or setting memory limits).
4. After the container starts, follow the installation guide's steps to complete setup and connect your client tooling to the MCP server endpoints.

Note: The README primarily points to the Recallium project and its installation guide for complete setup instructions. Use those official guides for any project-specific configuration beyond the basic run command.

Tips and considerations:

• The repository has been renamed from MiniMe MCP to Recallium; ensure you refer to Recallium documentation for the latest tooling and API references.
• The Docker image mentioned is manujbawa/minimemcp; verify compatibility with your environment and any dependent services you plan to integrate.
• If you encounter networking issues, ensure the container has access to required endpoints and that your host OS firewall allows necessary traffic.
• Since the README points to the Recallium installation guide, expect updates or changes to configuration options; always consult the official guide for up-to-date instructions.