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Disclosure: I’m the creator of Mengram. Free tier available, paid plans for higher limits. Open source (Apache 2.0). Every time I start Claude Code, it forgets who I am, what I’m working on, and what broke yesterday. I got tired of re-explaining the same things. So I built Mengram — 3 hooks that give Claude Code persistent memory: Session start → loads your profile (name, stack, preferences). Every prompt → searches past sessions for relevant context. After response → saves new knowledge in the background. Setup Bash pip install mengram-ai mengram setup That’s it. Restart Claude Code — it remembers now. It stores 3 types of memory: facts (semantic), events (episodic), and workflows that evolve when they fail (procedural). Who benefits? Anyone using Claude Code daily who is tired of re-explaining context every session. Links GitHub: alibaizhanov/mengram Docs: docs.mengram.io Happy to answer questions about how it works! submitted by /u/No_Advertising2536

Originally posted by u/No_Advertising2536 on r/ClaudeCode