Add context-memory to Claude Code - #3
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Hosted memory plugin for Claude Code: auto-captures decisions, gotchas, and dead ends and recalls them at session start and on every prompt, ranked by proven usefulness. Delivered as an MCP server plus session hooks.
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Adds context-memory to the "Memory plugins for Claude Code" table under Coding Agent Memory Tools.
/plugin install context-memory@slova(after/plugin marketplace add SlovaApplications/claude-plugins)Meets the inclusion criteria: has public docs (https://context-memory.slova.app), actively maintained (open beta), directly addresses agent memory for Claude Code, and has a README with setup instructions. One project, one PR; both links verified. It differs from the neighboring SQLite-local plugins by storing derived decisions/gotchas (recall, not RAG chunks) ranked by proven usefulness, in a hosted backend.