I kept running into the same problem - every new claude code session starts from zero. it doesn’t know my email, my accounts, what tools I use, nothing. so I end up re-explaining context every time. ended up building something that reads your browser data directly (autofill, history, saved logins, indexeddb) and puts it all into a sqlite database that claude can query. it ranks entries by how often they appear across sources so the most relevant stuff floats to the top. one command to set it up: npx user-memories init. it creates a python venv, installs deps, and symlinks a few claude code skills so any project can use it. there’s also optional semantic search if you want fuzzy matching (costs ~180mb for the onnx model). after extraction I had ~5800 raw entries, the auto-cleanup brought it down to ~5400 by deduping phones, emails, removing autofill noise etc. still needs a review pass for the stuff that slips through but its surprisingly usable out of the box. repo: https://github.com/m13v/user-memories curious if anyone else has tried solving this problem differently. the CLAUDE.md approach works for project context but not really for personal/identity stuff that spans across projects. submitted by /u/Deep_Ad1959
Originally posted by u/Deep_Ad1959 on r/ClaudeCode