A 3-layer memory system that gives Claude Code persistent context across sessions.
A new 3-layer memory system has been developed for Claude Code, allowing it to maintain persistent context across sessions. This system includes a MEMORY.md layer for pointers, an Obsidian vault for project knowledge, and a claude-mem layer for session observations. The architecture aims to streamline project management and improve the efficiency of Claude Code's operations.
- ▪The memory system consists of three layers: MEMORY.md, Obsidian vault, and claude-mem.
- ▪Layer 1 captures session observations, Layer 2 stores project knowledge, and Layer 3 contains pointers to that knowledge.
- ▪The system eliminates redundancy and aims to enhance the user experience by providing context from previous sessions.
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