MemRosetta adds persistent memory to Claude Code with one command setup

Persistent memory for Claude Code sessions
MemRosetta is a tool that adds persistent, cross-session memory to Claude Code, addressing the issue where each session starts from scratch. The setup requires one command and stores memories locally in a SQLite file.
Installation and setup
To install and initialize MemRosetta for Claude Code:
npm install -g u/memrosetta/cli && memrosetta init --claude-codeThis command sets up three components:
- MCP server with 6 memory tools
- Stop Hook that automatically captures information when sessions end
- CLAUDE.md instructions that tell Claude when to store information
How it works in practice
During Session 1, if you tell Claude: "Let's use PostgreSQL. Auth is OAuth2 with PKCE." - Claude stores these decisions.
In Session 2 (the next day), when you ask: "What did we decide about the database?" - Claude retrieves "PostgreSQL" from the previous session's memory.
Technical details
- Everything is stored locally in one SQLite file
- If you also use Cursor, both tools can share the same database
- Version: v0.2.4
- License: MIT
- Test coverage: 726 tests
- Website: https://memrosetta.liliplanet.net
- GitHub: https://github.com/obst2580/memrosetta
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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