Memory Manager FAQs

Question 1

Where is the memory data stored?

Accepted Answer

All knowledge is stored locally within your project in the .claude/memory/ directory as structured JSON files, ensuring your data stays within your environment.

Question 2

Does this skill work across different Claude sessions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, its primary purpose is to provide continuity by loading project-specific context that would otherwise be lost when an individual session or context window ends.

Question 3

What is the difference between procedural and semantic memory in this skill?

Accepted Answer

Procedural memory stores learned skills and implementation patterns (how to do things), while semantic memory holds factual knowledge about the project architecture and requirements (what things are).

Question 4

How does Memory Manager help with recurring errors?

Accepted Answer

It stores causal chains that map specific error patterns to their verified solutions, allowing Claude to automatically recall and apply the correct fix if the error occurs again.

Question 5

Can I manually edit or audit the stored memories?

Accepted Answer

Yes, because the memories are stored as standard JSON files in your project directory, you can easily inspect, refine, or delete stored knowledge using any text editor.

Memory Manager

Key Features

Use Cases

Memory Manager

Key Features

Use Cases