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memoryos-cli

v2.8.6

Published

Persistent memory for Claude Code

Downloads

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Keywords

claudeclaude-codememorypersistent-memorymcpaillmcontextsession

Readme

memoryos-cli

npm version

Persistent memory for Claude Code. MemoryOS saves and recalls context across every session, project, and machine — so you never re-explain your stack again.

Quick Start

  1. Sign up at memory-os.dev and copy your API key from Settings
  2. Run the installer (global, one-time):
    npx memoryos-cli install
  3. Register a project (once per repo):
    cd your-project
npx memoryos-cli init
  4. Use Claude Code normally — sessions are saved and recalled automatically.

Updating

npx caches packages locally, so re-running npx memoryos-cli install may use a stale version. To update to the latest release:

npx memoryos-cli@latest install

Your API key, projects, and memories are preserved — only the local hooks and libraries are updated.

Commands

install

Global one-time setup. Validates your API key, installs atom hooks to ~/.claude/hooks/, MCP server to ~/.claude/memory/, shared libraries to ~/.memoryos/lib/, local BGE embedder (~130 MB), and MemoryOS instructions in ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md.

init

Run inside a project repo. Prompts for a project name, scans for README.md, package.json, pyproject.toml, Cargo.toml, or go.mod, and seeds initial memory so Claude has context from day one.

scan

Re-scan the current repository and refresh seed memories. Deletes old scan data and re-creates seed atoms from the current repo state. Useful after major refactors or dependency changes.

backfill-tokens

Walk all Claude Code session transcripts in ~/.claude/projects/, sum exact token usage per session, and update the dashboard with accurate lifetime and per-project token counts.

backfill-interceptors

Scan past transcripts to estimate how many tool calls MemoryOS interceptors would have optimized — read dedup, bash rewrite, grep/glob caching, and more. Posts baseline counters to your dashboard.

backfill-tokens and backfill-interceptors are optional power-user commands for populating historical data on your dashboard. Run once after installing if you want retroactive stats.

Documentation

Full docs: memory-os.dev/docs

Support

[email protected]

License

Proprietary — see LICENSE