AI permissions
Open AI Permissions
Section titled “Open AI Permissions”Open Settings > AI Permissions. Each switch controls a separate capability, so Memory access, Library access, Profiles, guarded changes, and deletion can be configured independently.
Changing a switch affects connected clients. It does not delete saved Memories, Profiles, Templates, or API keys.
Why separate controls help AI
Section titled “Why separate controls help AI”A connected AI works more predictably when the available tools match the task. Separate controls allow a connection to search Library Templates without receiving Memory tools, or use Memories without receiving creator workflow tools. Profile access and destructive actions can remain disabled when they are not needed.
This limits unnecessary access and makes the available capability set easier to understand. Permissions define what a connected tool may request; they do not instruct the AI to use every enabled feature.
Access Memories through MCP
Section titled “Access Memories through MCP”When enabled, connected MCP clients can see the Memside Memory tool group. When disabled, those tools are removed from the available MCP tool list.
Disable this setting when a connected client should use Library Templates but should not access Memories.
Access Library through MCP
Section titled “Access Library through MCP”When enabled, connected MCP clients can see the five Library tools for public search and owned creator workflows. When disabled, Library tools are removed from the MCP tool list while Memory tools can remain available.
Example configuration for public Template discovery only:
Access Memories through MCP: OffAccess Library through MCP: OnAllow connected AI access to Profiles
Section titled “Allow connected AI access to Profiles”The AI Profile - Allow Connected AI Tool Access switch is the account-level control for Profile retrieval through supported MCP and API clients.
Profile access requires both:
- the account-level switch to be enabled; and
- Available to AI to be enabled on the selected Profile.
Turning off the account-level switch blocks all connected Profile reads without changing the saved setting on each Profile.
Require MCP approval for Memory changes
Section titled “Require MCP approval for Memory changes”Memory Changes - Require MCP Approval is a Beta control for supported MCP clients. When enabled, supported clients present an approval prompt before a guarded Memory change is applied.
Client support varies during Beta. A client that does not support the approval flow cannot apply a guarded change. This control applies to MCP, not ordinary website editing.
Allow AI deletion requests
Section titled “Allow AI deletion requests”Memory Deletion - Allow AI Requests permits a connected AI tool to request permanent Memory deletion. Every deletion still requires the explicit confirmation phrase generated for that specific Memory.
Keep this setting disabled when deletion through connected tools is not needed. Enabling the switch does not authorize silent or bulk deletion.
Common configurations
Section titled “Common configurations”Read Memories and search Library
Section titled “Read Memories and search Library”Enable Memory access and Library access. Keep deletion disabled unless a clear workflow requires it.
Use Library without Memory access
Section titled “Use Library without Memory access”Disable Memory access and enable Library access. This exposes Library tools without exposing the Memory tool group.
Keep Profiles private from connected tools
Section titled “Keep Profiles private from connected tools”Disable account-level Profile access. Saved Profiles remain available for management inside Memside.
Maximum confirmation for Memory changes
Section titled “Maximum confirmation for Memory changes”Enable the MCP approval requirement and keep deletion requests disabled.
After changing permissions
Section titled “After changing permissions”Some clients cache their tool list. Start a new conversation or reconnect the Memside integration if a newly enabled tool does not appear or a disabled tool remains visible.