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remember Plugin

Topics
Claude Code Customization & Workflow
First seen
2026-07-09
Last confirmed
2026-07-13
Explanation last updated
2026-07-12

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remember is a Claude Code plugin that gives Claude persistent, continuous memory across sessions by hooking into Claude Code's lifecycle to automatically save, compress, and reload conversation history. According to the README, it saves sessions automatically, compresses them through the Haiku model into layered daily summaries, and injects that history back into context at the start of the next session, without manual prompting. The pipeline writes tiered files (now.md, today-*.md, recent.md, archive.md) and a manual handoff note (remember.md) via the /remember command. Cost is described as under $0.01 per session save and a few cents per day of Haiku usage, billed through the same Anthropic API key used by the Claude CLI. The README states the license is source-available: use is permitted, but modification, redistribution, and resale are prohibited.

Overview

According to the source, remember is a plugin for Claude Code (not a standalone SaaS) distributed via a self-maintained plugin marketplace (Digital-Process-Tools/claude-marketplace) and also listed in the official Anthropic Marketplace. It runs locally as shell hooks and a Python/Bash pipeline, storing memory files under a project's .remember/ directory by default, or optionally under ~/.remember/ in external storage mode.

What you can do with remember

  • Install remember via the DPT marketplace (/plugin marketplace add + /plugin install remember@dpt-plugins) or via the official Anthropic Marketplace's /plugin command
  • Let the plugin automatically save sessions and compress them through Haiku into layered summaries (now.md, today-*.md, recent.md, archive.md)
  • Have identity.md, remember.md (handoff note), and compressed history automatically injected into context at SessionStart, per the README
  • Write a manual handoff note before ending a session using the /remember command
  • Configure behavior (timezone, cooldowns, thresholds, model, data directory) via config.json at plugin, user-global, or per-project layers
  • Enable external storage mode to keep memory files outside the project repo under ~/.remember/{slug}
  • Optionally enable git backup to push memory files to a private remote repository you configure, per the documented trust model
  • Run the included pytest and shell integration test suites (357 tests noted in the README) to validate the pipeline

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Original description (English)

Continuous memory for Claude Code. Extracts, summarizes, and compresses conversations into tiered daily logs. Claude remembers what you did yesterday.

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