Cpr Compress Preserve Resume

🩺 CPR for Claude Code
Compress, Preserve & Resume

  Persistent memory across sessions. Never lose context again.
  Estimated ~66% reduction in session-restart token cost (analytical model, range 51-74%).

      /cpr:preserve
      Save key learnings to CLAUDE.md

      /cpr:compress
      Capture the full session to a searchable log

      /cpr:resume
      Restore context from past sessions

  Three skills and two hooks that save, search, and restore your conversation context, so you can pick up exactly where you left off.

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What Is CPR?

CPR is a Claude Code plugin. It adds three slash commands and two hooks:

No build step, no dependencies beyond Python 3.10, and every file is plain markdown or a small script you can read.

Is CPR For Me?

Yes if you work on the same project across several Claude Code sessions and find yourself re-explaining what happened last time, or if you want the full conversation kept on disk and searchable by topic rather than flattened into a compaction summary.

No if your sessions are one-off fixes or throwaway scripts. There is no next session to pay the save back.

CPR sits next to CLAUDE.md and Claude Code's auto memory rather than replacing them. CLAUDE.md holds instructions, auto memory holds preferences, CPR holds the state of the work. Install takes one line, and removing it is /plugin uninstall cpr@cpr.

The Problem

Claude Code has no memory of the work between sessions. When you close a conversation, the decisions, the fixes, the paths and the reasons go with it.

It gets worse:

The Solution

The skills are where the curated summaries come from. The hooks are the…