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Persistent memory for Claude Code

Claude Code forgets everything the moment a session ends. Atlaso remembers, surfacing the decisions, conventions, and context that matter before every prompt, and capturing what's new after every turn. Nothing to type, nothing to manage.

How it works

The Atlaso plugin installs hooks, an MCP server, and a memory skill into Claude Code. Recall runs before each prompt and capture runs after each turn, fully automatic. You can still say “remember this” to pin something, but you never have to.

What it installs: Hooks, MCP server, Skill.

01

Run one command

Paste the Atlaso install command in your terminal and pick Claude Code when it asks which tools should share your memory. It wires in the recall hook, the MCP server, and the memory skill for you.

02

Authorize this device

The browser opens to connect this device to your Atlaso account. About a minute, no config files, no API keys to wrangle.

03

Keep working

From the next prompt on, Claude Code recalls what's relevant and remembers what's durable, automatically. If Atlaso ever hits an error it fails silently and Claude Code keeps working as normal.

Setup guide for Claude Code→

What it remembers

The decisions behind the code

The architecture you settled on, the library you picked over the obvious one, and why you rejected the first approach, so Claude Code stops re-suggesting the thing you already ruled out.

Your conventions, not just CLAUDE.md

How this repo names things, structures modules, and handles errors, learned from how you actually work, so you stop restating your house style every session.

Where you left off

The migration you were halfway through and the failing test you were chasing, picked up again in tomorrow's session instead of re-explained from scratch.

How you like to work

pnpm over npm, docker compose over standalone, no comments unless asked: captured once and applied everywhere, including your other tools.

Questions

01

No, it complements it. CLAUDE.md is the instructions you write by hand; Atlaso is the memory that accumulates automatically from how you work, and it travels to your other tools. Keep both.

02

No. Capture happens on its own after every turn. You can still say “remember this” to pin a specific fact, but there's nothing you're required to type.

03

Yes. Keys and passwords are scrubbed on your device before anything is stored, and again on our servers. A memory is sent to a model only to produce your result, and kept nowhere afterwards. We never train on your memory and we never sell it. Forget a memory and it stops coming back in every tool, and if you want to leave, tell us and we delete your whole account.

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Other tools

What Claude Code learns, your other tools already know.

Atlaso keeps one memory, not one per app. Connect Claude Code and it draws from, and adds to, the same memory as every other tool you use. One tool on one device is free; Pro shares that one memory across as many tools and devices as you like.

Memory for Cursor→Memory for Codex→Memory for Claude Desktop→Memory for OpenCode→Memory for Antigravity→

Never explain twice

Connect Claude Code and what you decide today is there in tomorrow's session, and in every other tool you use.

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