With this Skill, Claude Code finally remembers!
Stop rebuilding context in Claude Code every session. /memory stores project decisions, pitfalls, and tech stack locally—resume instantly where you left off.
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Every time I open Claude Code, the first thing I do is not write code — it’s to provide context.
For example: what framework the project uses, why we changed the authentication method last time, how we ultimately worked around that weird bug, which parts look modifiable but actually shouldn’t be touched...
To feed all this to Claude, I have to break it down, organize it, and restructure it. For a simple case, it takes about 5 minutes; for a complex project, it can take half an hour.
This isn’t a problem unique to Claude Code or any Code Agent.
Because every conversation is an isolated context window.
Whatever project knowledge, architectural decisions, pitfalls we’ve encountered, naming conventions, or reasons behind certain workarounds we’ve built up over two hours in that window — it all disappears the moment the window closes.
So the question is: how do we extract project memory from the context window and store it in a persistent location, then reload it every time we start a new session?
/memory solves exactly this problem.
