claude-code-auto-memory

claude-code-auto-memory automatically updates CLAUDE.md files whenever Claude Code edits, deletes, or moves files in your project. The plugin tracks changes through a PostToolUse hook with zero token overhead, then spawns an isolated agent at turn-end to update memory without consuming your main conversation context. It detects Edit, Write, Bash operations, and git commands (rm, mv, git rm, git mv), preserving manually-edited sections while updating only auto-managed areas. Set up takes seconds with /auto-memory:init, and the plugin supports monorepo structures with hierarchical CLAUDE.md files. Developers benefit from always-fresh project memory that reduces manual documentation maintenance and keeps team context accurate.

["Install the claude-code-auto-memory plugin in your Claude Code environment using `claude plugins install claude-code-auto-memory`.","Navigate to your project root directory in the terminal where you’re running Claude Code.","Run the command `claude memory update --project [PROJECT_NAME] --since [LAST_UPDATE_DATE]` to trigger the plugin. Replace `[PROJECT_NAME]` with your project’s name and `[LAST_UPDATE_DATE]` with the last date you updated CLAUDE.md (e.g., `2023-10-12`).","Review the changes made to CLAUDE.md in your project directory. The plugin will highlight additions, deletions, and moves in the file.","Commit the updated CLAUDE.md to your repository if the changes are accurate. Use the commit message: 'Update CLAUDE.md with auto-memory plugin' to track the automation.","Tip: For large projects, run the command during off-peak hours to avoid performance issues. Use `--dry-run` to preview changes without saving."]