WORDMEMORY
Claude that remembers, from one chat to the next
claude-mem takes notes on what Claude did, sums them up with AI and saves them on your computer. Your next chat starts where you left off.
Pick your way
Free or with the Ninja Agent?
FreeUS$ 0You do it yourself
Ninja AgentUS$ 4.99Coming soon
Install
You run the 2 commands
The Ninja installs and tests it with you
Security
You're on your own
The Ninja checks the plugin and what it installs (Bun and the service) first
Sensitive data
You remember to mark what's private
Passwords and client data stay out from the start
Sign-in and paid plan
You decide on the spot
The Ninja tells you what you can skip
Your work
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Memory tuned to what you do in Claude
Got an error?
You google it
Paste the error in the chat: the Ninja explains it and tells you what to do
Not for sale yet
What the Ninja checked
Safe to use, if you know what it records- ✓Apache-2.0 license: free to use, even at work
- ✓Alive and updated often
- ✓Over 110K stars and 9K forks on GitHub
- !It records everything Claude sees, passwords and client data included, unless you mark it private
- !It keeps a background service running and installs Bun if it's missing
- !The npx installer asks you to sign in and offers a 30-day trial of their paid service. You can skip it
See the project on GitHub ↗Source: the repository itself, on the day it was checked.
Free
Install in 3 steps
Have Claude Code
Plus Node.js 20 or newer (LTS version at nodejs.org).
Run the 2 commands
Inside Claude Code, one at a time:
Terminal/plugin marketplace add thedotmack/claude-mem /plugin install claude-mem
Restart Claude Code
That's it. Your next chat already knows what you did before.
The safe setup guide
- Tag what's sensitive. Anything between
<private>and</private>isn't stored: passwords, tokens, client data. - Even better: don't paste passwords into the chat. What never goes in doesn't need hiding.
- You can skip the sign-in. If it offers an account or Cloud Sync, memory still works on your own Claude plan.
- Know where it lives. Settings and memory sit in the
~/.claude-memfolder on your computer.