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@llamassist/codekeep-setup

v1.2.1

Published

One-command setup for CodeKeep - persistent AI coding sessions that remember context

Readme

@llamassist/codekeep-setup

Persistent memory for AI coding assistants.

Every Claude session starts from zero. CodeKeep fixes that by remembering what you're working on, what decisions you made, and where you left off. Sessions pick up exactly where the last one ended.

Quick Install

npx @llamassist/codekeep-setup ck_YOUR_API_KEY

Get your API key at codekeep.ai

What This Does

  1. Installs the MCP server - Downloads and configures the CodeKeep MCP server
  2. Configures Claude Code - Sets up the MCP configuration in ~/.claude.json
  3. Sets up project - Creates .codekeep.json in your project directory
  4. Installs hooks - Adds session start/end hooks for automatic context loading

Usage

Basic Setup

npx @llamassist/codekeep-setup ck_abc123def456

Link to Existing Project

If you created a project in the dashboard first:

npx @llamassist/codekeep-setup ck_abc123 --project-id proj_existing123

Custom Project Directory

npx @llamassist/codekeep-setup ck_abc123 --project-dir /path/to/my-project

Skip Hooks

If you don't want the session hooks installed:

npx @llamassist/codekeep-setup ck_abc123 --skip-hooks

After Installation

  1. Restart Claude Code to load the new configuration
  2. Start a new session - CodeKeep will load automatically
  3. View your dashboard at codekeep.ai

Quick Test

Ask Claude: "What did I work on last session?"

Files Created

  • ~/.codekeep/mcp-server/ - The MCP server
  • ~/.codekeep/api-key - Your API key (for hooks)
  • ~/.claude.json - Updated with MCP configuration
  • .codekeep.json - Project configuration
  • .claude/settings.local.json - Project permissions
  • .claude/hooks/ - Session hooks (optional)

Troubleshooting

"MCP server not found"

Restart Claude Code after installation.

"Startup hook error"

The hooks couldn't find your API key. Re-run the installer or check ~/.codekeep/api-key exists.

Permission Issues

On Unix systems, ensure the hooks are executable:

chmod +x .claude/hooks/*.sh

More Information

  • Documentation: https://www.codekeep.ai/docs
  • Dashboard: https://www.codekeep.ai
  • Issues: https://github.com/rshambaugh/codekeep/issues