Persistent memory: the six failures that never raise an error
I ran claude-mem for four and a half months. Six things were broken, four of them since March, and none ever raised an error.
Focused setup guides. Each one covers a specific workflow in under an hour, with copy-paste steps and a concrete result at the end.
I ran claude-mem for four and a half months. Six things were broken, four of them since March, and none ever raised an error.
A step-by-step playbook to move from a 50-line CLAUDE.md (L0) to versioned, CI-enforced context (L5), with the concrete failure mode each level fixes.
MCP isn't a magic connection. It's schema injection into your context. Understanding that mechanism changes every installation decision you make.
243 files. 24 agents. One hour instead of three days. The pattern is not complicated, but most people skip the step that makes it work.
Hooks are shell scripts with your user permissions. MCP servers are third-party code with access to your credentials. Both run before the model reasons.
Three levels of configuration, each with a concrete result. From a 10-line CLAUDE.md to an agent that remembers your project across sessions.
By default, Claude writes tests that pass. Two words in the prompt change that.
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