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Claude Remember

Keeps a short daily diary of your sessions and reads it back when the next one starts.

FreeBy Digital Process Tools
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What is it?

A lighter alternative to Claude-Mem. It saves each session automatically, summarises it with Claude's cheapest model into a running daily log, folds days into weeks, and loads the result back in when a new session starts. There is a handover note from the last session and a longer archive behind it.

Without it, every session is a blank slate. With it, Claude starts the day already knowing what you worked on, what broke and what you agreed, in a few hundred words rather than a full transcript.

It is plain text files on your machine, which is easy to read and back up, but it has fewer search features than Claude-Mem.

Install in Claude Code

In Claude Code run /plugin install remember@claude-plugins-official, then restart Claude Code. It needs Python 3.9 or newer and the jq tool on your computer, both standard on a Mac. The author's own marketplace is /plugin marketplace add Digital-Process-Tools/claude-marketplace, then /plugin install remember@dpt-plugins.

Try this prompt

Paste into Claude Code
Before we start, what did we get done yesterday and what was left unfinished?

Who it's for

Solo operators who want Claude to remember yesterday without running extra services.

Best for

  • Picking up where you left off
  • Daily handover notes
  • Lightweight memory
  • Readable history files

Why it made the list

It is in Anthropic's official directory, stays local, and the daily-diary design is easy to understand.

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