Claude Remember
Productivity
Keeps a short daily diary of your sessions and reads it back when the next one starts.
Productivity
Claude-Mem
Gives Claude Code a memory, so each new session starts knowing what happened before.
Open sourceBy Alex Newman (thedotmack)
View source What is it?
By default Claude Code forgets everything when you close a session. Claude-Mem quietly records what Claude did and learned as it works, compresses it into short summaries, and loads the relevant ones back in next time. You can also search your project history in plain language.
Without it, you re-explain your project every morning. With it, Claude picks up where it left off and can tell you why a decision was made weeks ago.
It runs a small background service and, by default, the installer invites you to sign in to a hosted option. You can keep everything local by choosing your own provider at install.
Install in Claude Code
In Claude Code run /plugin marketplace add thedotmack/claude-mem, then /plugin install claude-mem@thedotmack, then restart Claude Code. Or run npx claude-mem install in a terminal, which sets everything up and asks you to pick where summaries are generated.
Try this prompt
Paste into Claude Code
What did we decide about the pricing page last week, and why did we drop the annual plan option?Who it's for
Anyone working on the same project across many sessions who is tired of repeating context.
Best for
- Long-running projects
- Recalling past decisions
- Switching between projects
- Teams sharing one codebase
Why it made the list
It is the most popular memory add-on for Claude Code and the one with the most polished setup.
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