Claude-Mem
Summarize coding-session observations and retrieve selected history through local search or MCP.
- Development Workflows
- Context and Memory
- Agent Workflows
- MCP
- Context efficiency
Alex Newman
Creates Claude-Mem, a memory tool that helps coding agents recover context across sessions.
Alex Newman and the Claude-Mem project
Alex Newman publishes Claude-Mem under the GitHub account thedotmack. The project began with Claude Code and now documents several other host integrations. Its public source includes the memory engine, server, CLI, adapters and search interfaces.
The public repository and host guides define the core available to developers. The upstream documentation also separates local memory operations from hosted or commercial features. If you are evaluating the public code, start with the license and the guide for the host you use.
Alex Newman’S Open-Source Work
Alex Newman maintains the public Claude-Mem core under thedotmack. The documentation is organized by agent host, with separate references for local observation storage, inference configuration and optional sync.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which GitHub account publishes Claude-Mem?
Alex Newman publishes it under thedotmack. The project README names him as the author and links the canonical repository.
What problem does Claude-Mem address?
It helps a coding agent find relevant observations and prior decisions when work continues in a different session.
Which parts of Claude-Mem does the public repository maintain?
The public repository includes the core memory engine, worker, command-line tools and host adapters. Its license and scope notes distinguish those components from separately operated offerings.
Is Claude-Mem tied to one agent host?
The project documents multiple integrations. Each host has its own installation, capture behavior and configuration.
Where does Alex Newman document how different agent hosts are supported?
The public Claude-Mem documentation has separate installation and integration guides by host. Use those guides to check event capture, startup behavior and local worker requirements.
Where are the public code and licensing boundaries?
The upstream GitHub repository includes the Apache-2.0 license, the notice file and documentation about separately reserved services.
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