Claude Code Memory Bank

Claude Code Memory Bank
A structured memory management system for Claude Code, adapted from Cline Memory Bank

Overview

Claude Code Memory Bank is an experimental adaptation of the Cline Memory Bank methodology, specifically optimized for Claude Code. It provides a systematic approach to maintaining project context across Claude Code sessions, enabling consistent and effective AI-assisted development.

Why Claude Code Memory Bank?

When working with Claude Code, each new session starts with a fresh context. This system solves that limitation by:
- 📝 Persistent Context: Maintain project knowledge across sessions
- 🔄 Consistent Development: Experience predictable interactions with Claude
- 📚 Self-Documenting: Create valuable project documentation as a natural byproduct
- 🎯 Structured Workflow: Follow a proven methodology for AI-assisted development

Features

- Hierarchical Documentation Structure: Organized memory files that build upon each other
- Adaptive Initialization: Smart /init-memory-bank command that detects existing project state
- Custom Slash Commands: Workflow commands tailored for Claude Code (/workflow:understand, /workflow:plan, etc.)
- Claude Code Native: Leverages CLAUDE.md and @import features
- Project Intelligence: Auto-detects technologies, preserves existing documentation, and respects your work
- Project Agnostic: Works with any technology stack or project type
- Version Control Friendly: All memory files are plain markdown

Table of Contents

- Getting Started
- Installation
- Usage
- Project Structure
- How It Works
- Custom Slash Commands
- Contributing
- License
- Credits
- Related Links

Getting Started

Prerequisites

- Claude Code (latest version recommended)
- A project where you want to implement memory…