Provides persistent, self-evolving memory for Claude Code, storing lessons in a local-first, browsable Obsidian vault.
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Memem is a Claude Code plugin designed to eliminate the need for repeatedly re-explaining project context across sessions. It functions as a local-first, self-evolving memory system, automatically extracting durable lessons such as architectural decisions, conventions, bug fixes, and user preferences from completed sessions. These memories are stored as human-readable markdown files within an Obsidian vault, ensuring zero vendor lock-in and full browseability. Memem dynamically surfaces only the most relevant memories at the start of each new session via a query-tailored briefing, enabling Claude to always begin with comprehensive context.
Key Features
01Query-aware context injection via tailored briefings
02Built-in security scanning for prompt injection and credential exfiltration
03Automatic lesson extraction from Claude Code sessions
04Self-evolving memory that merges, updates, and deprecates
05Local-first storage in a browsable Obsidian vault
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Use Cases
01Maintaining context across daily Claude Code sessions without re-explaining projects
02Creating a durable, browsable, and editable knowledge base from AI interactions
03Integrating persistent memory seamlessly for users already using Obsidian
