claude-mem
thedotmack/claude-mem
A 'long-term memory' plugin for Claude Code that records your coding history and syncs context automatically, saying goodbye to repetitive explanations.
A Claude Code plugin that automatically captures everything Claude does during your coding sessions, compresses it with AI (using Claude's agent-sdk), and injects relevant context back into future sessions.
AI Summary
What This Project Does
It is a plugin for the Claude Code CLI tool, specifically designed to record your programming operations and automatically present them to the AI in future sessions.
What Problems It Solves
Solves the pain point of AI assistants 'forgetting after chatting'. Previously, you had to paste files and explain background every time you asked for code changes; now it automatically remembers previous modifications and logic.
Who It's For
- •Programmers who use the Claude Code CLI tool
- •Developers maintaining old projects or long-term complex features
- •People who don't want to repeat code background in every conversation
Typical Use Cases
- •Developing the same feature over several days, continuing without re-explaining
- •Fixing old code, letting AI automatically know previous architecture changes
- •Modifying logic across files in large projects, maintaining context continuity
Key Strengths & Highlights
- •Automatically compresses memory, saving Token costs
- •Local storage, better code privacy security
- •Plugin design, plug-and-play, no need to modify main program
Getting Started Requirements
- •Need basic command line operation skills
- •Need a Claude Code environment
- •May need to configure API Key or local database
Purpose
Use when you need to maintain a project long-term and want AI to remember context. If just writing one-off scripts or simple queries, no need to install this plugin.
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Project Info
- Primary Language
- TypeScript
- Default Branch
- main
- License
- NOASSERTION
- Homepage
- https://claude-mem.ai
- Created
- Aug 31, 2025
- Last Commit
- 1 months ago
- Last Push
- 1 months ago
- Indexed
- Apr 18, 2026