Claude Memory FAQs

Question 1

What is Claude Memory Manager?

Accepted Answer

Claude Memory Manager is a tool for Claude Code that automatically captures, stores, and retrieves crucial context like architectural decisions, code changes, and bug fixes across your AI coding sessions, ensuring you never lose valuable knowledge.

Question 2

Does Claude Memory send my code or session data to external APIs?

Accepted Answer

By default, Claude Memory uses local embeddings, meaning no data is sent externally. If you configure Anthropic or Voyage AI embedding providers, only extracted memory text content (not full session logs) is sent to generate embeddings.

Question 3

How does the hybrid search feature work?

Accepted Answer

Hybrid search combines a semantic vector search (70% weight) for conceptual relevance with a full-text keyword search (30% weight) using SQLite FTS5. This ensures both intelligent understanding and precise keyword matching for optimal context retrieval.

Question 4

Where are my Claude Memory data and sessions stored?

Accepted Answer

All your memories are stored locally in a SQLite database at `~/.claude-memory/memory.db`. No data leaves your machine unless you explicitly configure an external embedding provider.

Question 5

Can I export or prune my stored memories?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can export your memories as JSON using `claude-memory export`. To manage your database size, you can prune old memories with `claude-memory prune --older-than [duration]`, supporting days, weeks, months, or years.

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