MAMA FAQs

Question 1

How does MAMA store and manage data?

Accepted Answer

MAMA adopts a local-first approach, storing all your decisions and session context in a SQLite database directly on your device. It utilizes embeddings for efficient semantic search, allowing natural language queries to find relevant past decisions without external dependencies or network calls.

Question 2

What is MAMA's 'Session Continuity' feature?

Accepted Answer

Session Continuity is MAMA's killer feature. It allows you to save your entire coding session state with '/mama-checkpoint' and then resume exactly where you left off with '/mama-resume'. This restores your context, relevant files, and next steps, ensuring you never lose your flow between work sessions.

Question 3

What is MAMA and how does it enhance Claude?

Accepted Answer

MAMA (Memory-Augmented MCP Assistant) is an always-on, local-first memory companion for Claude Code and other MCP clients. It enhances Claude by tracking your coding decisions, their evolution, and context, using SQLite and embeddings to provide relevant information when you need it.

Question 4

Is MAMA compatible with different Claude environments or other IDEs?

Accepted Answer

Yes, MAMA is highly compatible. It works seamlessly with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, and Antigravity IDE (Gemini), as well as any other MCP-compatible client. All supported clients share the same local database, ensuring your decision history and context are consistent across all your development environments.

Question 5

What kind of decisions can MAMA track and recall?

Accepted Answer

MAMA tracks the evolution of your coding decisions, including architectural choices, alternative approaches you tried, and lessons learned from failures. You can save specific decisions with reasoning and confidence, and later recall them by topic, list recent ones, or semantically search across all your recorded thoughts.

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