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Your coding agent has amnesia, and you've been the unpaid memory layer
Memory is becoming the codebase for AI agents. Here is what version control for it looks like.
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Your second memory file: Claude Code's notebook meets Memoir's repo
Claude Code's auto-memory is the agent's private notebook. Memoir is the project's branchable, queryable archive. Here's how to use both — and why parallel work breaks the first one.
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Why every coding session should start with /memoir:onboard
Every Claude Code session starts from zero. /memoir:onboard makes the first twenty minutes obsolete — a curated codebase snapshot, incrementally refreshed from commit history.
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Stop guessing what your agent cost
Memoir tracks turns, tool calls, errors, and latency per git branch — automatically, with zero LLM in the loop. Here's what changes when you can finally read that.
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The 5-second answer that was wrong
An auto-memory rule turned a careful 103-second answer into a confident 5-second one — with the opposite recommendation. The speedup came from skipping the verification that mattered.
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