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@memhq/claude-code

v0.1.1

Published

MemHQ Claude Code plugin — automatic memory for every session. Injects relevant context at start, searches on every prompt, and captures key events.

Readme

@memhq/claude-code

MemHQ Claude Code plugin. Gives Claude Code persistent memory backed by your MemHQ project — no manual tool calls required.

What it does

| Hook | What happens | |---|---| | SessionStart | Fetches the top-N memories relevant to the current project and injects them as context | | UserPromptSubmit | Searches memory on every prompt and injects likely-relevant results | | PostToolUse | Auto-captures significant events: git commits, deploys, edits to key config files, completed todos | | PostCompact | Saves the compaction summary to memory so knowledge survives context resets | | Stop | Saves the final assistant message from the session transcript |

Install

claude plugin install @memhq/claude-code

Then set your API key (get one at memhq.ai/app):

export MEMHQ_API_KEY=your_key_here

Add that line to your ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc so it persists.

Configuration

All settings are environment variables:

| Variable | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | MEMHQ_API_KEY | — | Required. Bearer token from memhq.ai/app | | MEMHQ_API_URL | https://api.memhq.ai | API base URL | | MEMHQ_USER_ID | $USER | Scopes memories to this user id | | MEMHQ_ENABLED | true | Set to false to disable without uninstalling | | MEMHQ_SESSION_START_LIMIT | 10 | Max memories to inject at session start | | MEMHQ_PROMPT_SEARCH_LIMIT | 5 | Max memories to inject per prompt | | MEMHQ_MIN_PROMPT_CHARS | 40 | Skip prompts shorter than this | | MEMHQ_LOG | /tmp/memhq-hook.out | Debug log path |

Uninstall

claude plugin uninstall memhq