Every request leaves a note in the project’s memory folder. Sync copies it between machines, and lookups read it back.
One request from start to finish: who acts, where each step saves, and where it ends up later.
From your request to a saved note. Each row shows who is acting.
Run /memory-sync when you switch machines. Each row is a place the notes pass through.
Generated files stay small. One lookup script searches the notes and every history entry; grep is only a fallback.
What Claude does when you ask about something you did before. The lookup script always runs first.
Every request leaves a note in the project’s memory folder. Sync copies it between machines, and lookups read it back.