remember
Continuous memory for Claude Code. Extracts, summarizes, and compresses conversations into tiered daily logs. Claude remembers what you did yesterday.
Summary
The remember skill gives Claude Code continuous memory by automatically extracting, summarizing, and compressing conversations into tiered daily logs.
- It allows Claude to recall what you worked on yesterday and maintain context across sessions, making it invaluable for long-running projects and daily standups.
Install & Usage
/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>Add the configuration to /plugin install remember@<marketplace>
/pluginUse Cases
Usage Examples
/remember what did I work on yesterday?
/remember summarize today's session and save it as a daily log
Claude, use /remember to recall the architecture decision we made last week about the database schema.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is remember?
The remember skill gives Claude Code continuous memory by automatically extracting, summarizing, and compressing conversations into tiered daily logs. It allows Claude to recall what you worked on yesterday and maintain context across sessions, making it invaluable for long-running projects and daily standups.
How to install remember?
To install remember: add a marketplace (/plugin marketplace add <org/repo>), then add the config to /plugin install remember@<marketplace>. Finally, /plugin in Claude Code.
What is remember best for?
remember is a plugin categorized under Development. Created by Anthropic.
What can I use remember for?
remember is useful for: After a day of debugging, ask Claude what you worked on yesterday without having to re-read your entire chat history.; When starting a new session, have Claude recall the current state of your project and pending tasks from previous conversations.; Generate a daily summary of your coding activity to share with your team during standup meetings.; Automatically log key decisions, code changes, and blockers from each session for future reference.; Compress long conversations into concise memory logs to stay within token limits while preserving important context.; Retrieve specific details from a previous session, like the exact error message you encountered or the fix you applied..