Catch up on a space
See what each teammate did since your last visit: their notes, the files they touched, what they left open.
mem-sync shares what Claude learned in a project, the fixes, the decisions and the dead ends, with everyone who works on it. Your team's notes can live in your own Postgres database.
mem-sync rides on claude-mem, which already writes short notes about what Claude did in each folder. mem-sync shares the notes from folders you choose and brings your teammates' notes back down.
Three commands in Claude Code. Then connect with your hub address and a key from the portal. One-click sign-in from Claude Code is coming.
/plugin marketplace add thedotmack/claude-mem /plugin marketplace add devplusopsllc/claude-mem-sync /plugin install mem-sync@devplusopsllc
Pick the space a folder belongs to. Teammates link their own folders, whatever they named them.
Notes sync both ways every few minutes and when a session starts or ends. Claude starts each session knowing what the team learned.
See what each teammate did since your last visit: their notes, the files they touched, what they left open.
Ask what was decided and why. Answers cite the notes they came from.
Shared a note by mistake? Remove it from the hub and from every teammate’s machine.
Group spaces into projects and give each person access to only the projects they work on.
Sync status under the prompt, a /mem-sync panel, and tools Claude can use to link, pause and sync.
Only Claude’s compressed notes are shared. What you type and raw tool output never leave the laptop.
Ranking now runs on a Postgres full-text index behind /v2/rank [1]. Elastic's scores drifted from the database after every nightly import, and it was the largest line on the hosting bill [2].
Point your hub at your own Postgres database (Supabase, Neon, AWS RDS or your own server) and it holds the only copy of your notes. Cancel and the data is already yours.
We run the hub and store the notes. Nothing to install on a server.
We run the hub. Notes are stored in your own Postgres (Supabase, Neon, AWS RDS or your own server).
Run the hub on your own server with Docker Compose, behind your own access controls.
Yes. mem-sync shares the notes claude-mem writes. Installing mem-sync installs claude-mem for you.
Compressed notes and session summaries from folders you link to a space, with the file paths they mention and your name. Never your prompts or raw tool output.
Yes. Delete a note for everyone and it is removed from the hub and from every teammate’s machine on their next sync.
On our hosted hub or on your own server. Connect your own Postgres and we copy your notes across; you can move later.
No. Your notes are used only to run mem-sync for your team.