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Memory Manager

Persistent cross-session memory system for Claude Code skills

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The Problem

Claude Code forgets everything between sessions. You repeat the same context every time: client names, project details, your preferences. Skills cannot build on previous interactions. Every conversation starts from zero.

The Solution

A distributed memory system where each skill stores its own data in 3 types: users (people, clients, stakeholders), projects (deals, initiatives, opportunities), and preferences (styles, recurring patterns). Slash commands for consolidation, search, and cleanup. Memory loads automatically at skill start.

The Result

Skills remember your clients, your projects, and your preferences across sessions. No more repeating context. Every interaction builds on the last one.

What’s Inside

  • 4 files implementing the distributed memory system
  • 3 memory types: users, projects, preferences
  • Slash commands: /memory consolidate, /memory search, /memory cleanup
  • Auto-load protocol: memory loads when a skill starts

Who Is This For

  • Claude Code power users who run skills daily
  • Skill creators who want to add memory to their own skills
  • Professionals who work with recurring clients and projects
NOT for: Users who start fresh every session and do not need continuity

Before vs After

Without

Repeating client names, project details, preferences every session

With

Memory auto-loads at skill start. Context is already there

Without

Skills cannot build on previous interactions. Every chat is isolated

With

Cross-session persistence. Each interaction enriches the next

Without

One giant memory file that becomes unmanageable after a month

With

Distributed storage: each skill has its own organized memory folder

Specifications

Files4
CategoryDeveloper Tools
Complexity⭐⭐⭐
Versionv1.0
LanguageEnglish & Italian
CompatibilityClaude Free, Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise
PlatformmacOS, Windows, Linux

Changelog

v1.02026-02-17
  • Initial release with 3 memory types and slash command management

Frequently Asked Questions