Remember documentation
Remember gives Codex and Claude Code persistent project memory. It helps a fresh session find decisions, corrections, and prior work from the same project, including its linked Git worktrees. It runs a shared daemon on your device.
Start here
- Install Remember for Codex, Claude Code, or both. Pick the model that will process memories.
- Try a handoff to make sure a new session can recover a decision.
- Choose where memory runs if you only want to enable it for selected projects.
How it fits together
| Guide | What it explains |
|---|---|
| Project memory | What is captured, which sessions share it, and where the database lives. |
| Recall and freshness | How recent evidence becomes searchable, what gets injected, and how to handle a correction. |
| Configuration | Project allowlists, capture and recall preferences, and the local or hosted inference boundary. |
| Memory tools | How to check sync status, explore Pages, and reflect on demand. |
| Troubleshooting | Check hooks and daemon health, diagnose missing memories, and back up your database. |
Remember is maintained independently at nazmirket/remember and originated from Hindsight.