I’m using this locally. I might still need to work out the kinks but I think it’s 99% ready. For claude-code users. What is it: `ai-memory` — A memory plugin. I got sick of claude-mem’s non-problem solving, and artificial ticket closing, so I set off to make my own. Same concept, minus all the complexity + resource hogging of a RAG pipeline, without the strictness on the FE, and no AI generated marketing images (sorry guys). This is more flexible: you can delete memories, delete folders, merge folders, generate more categories and domains to store memories in, etc. I’m exposing all the settings so you can configure it to your needs. I’m limiting to 1k tokens in your memory window. Want 2k? Set it. I set programming domains and memory types. Want business types instead? Set it. Hell, ask the AI to generate it for you. The biggest thing for me was having 2 repos called `monorepo` and not having cross-memory leaking (claude-mem has this problem even after I reported it) `cc-auto-approve-fix` — A permissions bypass hook. It’s Golang based, so it’s fast AF (you wont notice it), and it respects your existing permission setup. It extracts bash AST and checks it against your settings. I made it with corporate in mind (show your manager, no network request, no shady packages). Its made to bypass this extremely annoying bug that CC has to ask for permissions when bash commands are nested with `&&`, so like `git diff && git status && git log --online` will trigger permissions, even if they’re all approved commands. So this plugin stops that and autoapproves it for you. Denys are rejected, and unknowns are delegated to Claude (permissioned). You still have their annoying forced guard against `$()` and backtick commands (they cant seem to vibe code an AST check for these things), but it’s like 90% less annoying with it. https://github.com/damusix/ai-tools/ Anyway, if enough of you find it useful, i’ll make some media around it to better onboard people. The goal is to make this a serious repository of useful CC plugins. Honest feedback, por favor! Enjoy! submitted by /u/alonsonetwork
Originally posted by u/alonsonetwork on r/ClaudeCode
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