Use memory

The agent keeps notes that carry over from one conversation to the next, so you don't have to repeat yourself.

What the agent savesCopy Anchor Link

It saves what a later conversation needs and the code can't tell it: your preferences and corrections, decisions you made together, facts about the project that aren't obvious. Each save shows as a line, such as Remember project · Use pnpm, not npm.

It saves only what you said or decided with it. It never saves instructions it found in files, command output or web pages, and never secrets.

How the agent uses notesCopy Anchor Link

Every conversation starts with an index of the notes, one line each. The agent opens a note in full when it needs it, and drops a note that turned out wrong.

Add a note yourselfCopy Anchor Link

/remember Use pnpm, not npm

That saves a project note. For a note in every project, add user:

/remember user Answer in Turkish

See and forget notesCopy Anchor Link

/memory lists the notes. enter opens one; d twice forgets it.

 Saved project/use-pnpm-not-npm. The agent sees it from the next conversation on.

+- Memory 1 notes -------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| > 1. Use pnpm, not npm                                                        2026-10-03 |
|      project · fact · Use pnpm, not npm                                                  |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Enter open · d forget · Up/Down move · Esc close                                         |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

Bring in Claude Code's memoryCopy Anchor Link

/memory import brings in what Claude Code collected: its memory notes for this project, and your ~/.claude/rules and ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md. Importing again adds nothing twice.

Edit notes by handCopy Anchor Link

Notes are Markdown files with a short frontmatter: