I Added Persistent Memory to Claude Code in 60 Seconds (and It Actually Works)

Claude Code forgets everything between sessions. Here's how I fixed it with one command and a local database that never leaves my machine. The Problem If you use Claude Code daily, you've felt this: every session starts from zero. You re-explain your codebase architecture. You remind it which patterns you prefer. You tell it again that you use uv not pip . Again. Every. Single. Session. Claude Code is exceptional at reasoning within a session. Across sessions, it has no memory at all. I built SuperLocalMemory to fix this. Here's the 60-second setup. Setup (One Command) npm install -g superlocalmemory slm setup That's it. slm setup downloads the embedding model (~275MB, one-time), initializes the local database, and registers the MCP server. Everything runs on your machine — no API keys, no cloud, no accounts. Connect to Claude Code Add to your Claude Code MCP config ( ~/.claude/settings.json or via the UI): { "mcpServers" : { "superlocalmemory" : { "command" : "slm" , "args" : [ "mcp"