Remember

Remember records and organizes your Claude conversations across sessions. It reads your chat history and the files you touched, extracts key facts and decisions, and compresses them into tiered logs: short daily Haikus, medium summaries, and long-form context you can query later. It tags entries by project, file path, and topic so Claude can pull exactly the context relevant to the current task without re-reading everything.

It runs automatically in the background with no setup: every time you work it appends new memories, updates summaries, and prunes redundant entries. Daily Haikus are short, human-readable snapshots that highlight what changed each day. Longer logs keep timelines, open questions, and code snippets so Claude can answer where you left off, what you decided, and why.

Remember exposes commands to list recent memories, jump to a specific file’s timeline, and forget sensitive items. It compresses older content to save space and keeps recent context verbatim so debugging or design discussions remain actionable. You can query past decisions, search by tag, or ask for the chain of changes on a file.

Imagine returning after a three-day break: instead of opening multiple repos and notes, Claude reads the project Haiku, pulls the file timeline, and reminds you which bug you were reproducing and which test you planned to write — saving you from switching to your task tracker or digging through commit logs.