Claude Code Memory Plugin
Say goodbye to Claude Code forgetting your context! 🧠 This new open-source plugin brings local, markdown-based memory to your terminal.
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Developers working with Claude Code have long faced a frustrating reality: the moment they close their terminal, the AI completely forgets the context, decisions, and dead ends from their session. To solve this painful forgetfulness, developer Sasha Mitrovich has released a free, open-source plugin called Milepost that brings persistent, long-term memory to Anthropic's terminal tool.
Unlike database-backed memory alternatives that lock your data away in complex SQLite and vector stores, this new tool automatically writes a diary of key milestones and status updates in plain Markdown files. The system works quietly in the background, utilizing a global policy file to guide Claude on what is worth recording and triggering a subtle reminder nudge every 15 minutes during long sessions.
Security is handled locally, featuring a built-in guard hook that blocks secret-shaped data like API keys from ever being written into the diary files. By keeping everything in simple Markdown, developers now have a fully grepable, human-readable worklog that lets them resume long-running projects weeks later without ever re-explaining their context.
