Give Claude Code persistent memory
Claude forgets everything when a session ends. This plugin fixes that. Remember context, recall past decisions, and build long-term project knowledge — powered by ZeroDB.
Used by developers from leading tech companies and universities
The problem with Claude Code
Every time you start a new session, Claude starts from zero. It doesn't know your architecture decisions, coding conventions, or the context from yesterday's debugging session. You end up re-explaining the same things over and over. This plugin gives Claude a real memory.
What the plugin does
Persistent Memory
Claude remembers context across sessions. Project decisions, user preferences, and key facts survive restarts.
Semantic Recall
Ask Claude to recall anything from past sessions. Vector search finds relevant memories by meaning, not just keywords.
Automatic Context
Important context is loaded automatically at session start. No manual prompting — Claude picks up where you left off.
Project-Scoped
Memories are scoped to your project. Switch repos and Claude gets the right context for each codebase.
Selective Forgetting
Tell Claude to forget outdated information. Memory stays clean and relevant as your project evolves.
Private & Encrypted
Memories are stored encrypted in your ZeroDB account. Only your API key can access them. No data shared across users.
Memory commands
/rememberStore a specific fact or decision in long-term memory
/recallSearch memories by topic or keyword
/forgetRemove outdated or incorrect memories
/contextView what memories are loaded for the current session
Get started in 3 steps
Free tier includes 1,000 memories.
Get a ZeroDB API key
Sign up at ainative.studio and grab your API key from the dashboard.
Install the plugin
Add the plugin to your Claude Code configuration.
Start using memory
Claude automatically remembers important context. Use /remember and /recall for explicit control.
How it works under the hood
- Memories are stored as vector embeddings in ZeroDB — enabling semantic search, not just keyword matching
- Each memory has an importance score that decays over time — stale context fades naturally
- The plugin auto-loads the most relevant memories at session start based on your current project and recent activity
- All data is encrypted at rest and scoped to your API key — no cross-user data access
- Works with ZeroDB Free tier (1,000 memories) or Pro for unlimited
Stop re-explaining your codebase
Install the plugin, and Claude remembers everything.