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Give Claude Code cross-machine, file-first memory with synced full-text search.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
Please install the "Anamnesis" MCP server from askskill: Run: claude mcp add 'io-github-oscardvs-anamnesis' -- uvx anamnesis-memory
Please search Anamnesis memory for past decisions about the authentication module in this project and summarize the key conclusions.
Returns relevant memory entries and a concise summary of past decisions.
Save the cause, fix, and follow-up items for today’s payment callback issue into Anamnesis memory.
Stores the development context as a memory record that can be searched later.
Check whether the Anamnesis memory store has been synced with git and read the project notes added from my other machine.
Confirms sync status and retrieves the latest shared memory from another machine.
Developers working on the same project across many sessions can use it to store and retrieve past decisions, notes, and context, reducing repeated explanations. It is especially useful for Claude Code workflows that need long-term memory.
When users switch between an office computer and a personal machine, they can continue working context through a git-synced memory store. This avoids manually moving notes or re-explaining background information.
When project memory is stored with markdown and SQLite FTS5, users can search past records more efficiently. This is useful for quickly finding a module, decision, or issue resolution history.
It is an MCP tool for Claude Code that provides cross-machine, file-first memory. The description says it uses markdown and SQLite FTS5 and syncs through git.
Based on the description, it uses markdown as a file-first storage format and SQLite FTS5 for full-text search. For deeper implementation details, see the source repository.
Yes. The original description explicitly says it is cross-machine memory and that it syncs with git.
Search and filter Claude Code memory files to retrieve relevant context fast.
Capture coding feedback and sync learned preferences into project memory files.
Give Claude Code persistent cross-device memory with semantic recall and self-maintenance.
Give Claude Code persistent memory, checkpoints, and project sync across sessions.
Give Claude Code cross-session memory for project context, learnings, and decisions.
Persist team context across Claude Code sessions with synced memory files.