What Remember does in Claude
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.
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- remember
How to add Remember to Claude
- 1
In Claude Code, run
/pluginand open the Discover tab. - 2 Search for Remember and choose Install. In Cowork, add it from the plugin directory.
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What does the Remember plugin do in Claude?
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.
Is the Remember plugin official?
It is made by Digital Process Tools. This site is independent and lists it from the official directory.