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Continuous memory for Claude Code. This plugin automatically captures your sessions, compresses them through Claude Haiku into tiered daily logs, and reloads context when you start a new session. Claude remembers what you worked on yesterday — the files you changed, decisions you made, and where you left off — without any manual effort.

The memory pipeline works in layers: sessions are extracted and filtered, then summarized by Haiku into daily buffers. Hourly compression consolidates same-day entries, and daily consolidation organizes everything into 7-day "recent" and older "archive" files. On session start, relevant memory is automatically injected into Claude's context. You can also define a persistent identity file so Claude maintains consistent personality and conventions across sessions. Typical cost is less than $0.01 per session save.

The plugin installs SessionStart and PostToolUse hooks that run automatically in the background. It includes a Python-based processing pipeline for extraction, summarization, and consolidation, along with shell scripts for orchestration with built-in locking and cooldowns.

How to use: After installing, the plugin works automatically — sessions are saved and restored via hooks with no manual intervention needed. Use the /remember slash command to create a concise handoff document capturing your current project state, next steps, and important context for the next session. Example prompts: /remember to save a handoff before ending your session, or simply start a new session and Claude will already have context from your previous work.