Cross-Session Project Memory
Auto-capture every session's edits, decisions, and bug fixes into a searchable local memory injected on next launch.
About this skill
name: cross-session-project-memory description: Auto-capture every session's edits, decisions, and bug fixes into a searchable local memory injected on next launch. Use when working on cross-session project memory.
Cross-Session Project Memory
Uses Claude's agent SDK to summarize each session semantically, embeds and stores it in a local SQLite plus vector store, then injects the relevant slice on session start. Three-layer retrieval (index, timeline, detail) keeps token cost low while eliminating the 'explain the project again' tax. Use once per project so opening a two-week-old repo does not cost you 20 minutes of re-context.
What you get
- Session-hook installer
- Auto-generated CLAUDE.md folders
- Vector search over session history
- Local web viewer
- Timeline navigator
- Per-file decision log
Customize your output
- Retrieval depth: shallow, medium, deep
- Project scope: this dir, monorepo, global
- Retention window: 30, 90, 365 days, forever
- Auto-summary style: bullets, exec brief, technical
- Embedding provider: local, OpenAI, Anthropic
- Encrypt storage: yes, no
Example output
'Opening a two-week-old project and Claude instantly knowing the API contract, last decisions, and open TODOs.'
Best for
Solo builders juggling multiple client codebases.
Note: Must install via plugin command, not npm. Creator called out that trap. High confidence.
Source: AI Agencies Creator (unnamed) · https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRS3CmvrOvA Category: AI Systems · Priority: P4
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name: cross-session-project-memory
description: Auto-capture every session's edits, decisions, and bug fixes into a searchable local memory injected on next launch. Use when working on cross-session project memory.
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# Cross-Session Project Memory
Uses Claude's agent SDK to summarize each session semantically, embeds and stores it in a local SQLite plus vector store, then injects the relevant slice on session start. Three-layer retrieval (index, timeline, detail) keeps token cost low while eliminating the 'explain the project again' tax. Use once per project so opening a two-week-old repo does not cost you 20 minutes of re-context.
## What you get
- Session-hook installer
- Auto-generated CLAUDE.md folders
- Vector search over session history
- Local web viewe...