I built Nemp Memory because I got tired of re-explaining my project to Claude Code every session. Auth strategy, API patterns, deployment setup, all gone after compaction or a new session.
Nemp is persistent local memory for Claude Code. Everything is stored as flat JSON files on your machine. No cloud, no database, no embeddings, no API keys.
Why I built it: every memory tool I tried either ate RAM, sent data to external servers, or needed a vector database running in the background. I wanted something simple, not depending on clouds or API keys. So I built Nemp Memory to solve my own problems.
Key features:
/nemp:init — auto-detects your stack from package.json, tsconfig, etc. and builds initial memory in seconds
/nemp:auto-capture — watches your session and stores decisions, patterns, and context automatically as you work
/nemp:auto-sync — keeps CLAUDE.md updated automatically with conflict detection, so Claude reads your context on startup
/nemp:suggest — analyzes your codebase and recommends what's worth remembering
Request you to try it, as its free to use and share feedback
Dont forget to give start to repo, if you like it.
Built this a solo founder and open sourced it so that everyone can use it.
I built Nemp Memory because I got tired of re-explaining my project to Claude Code every session. Auth strategy, API patterns, deployment setup, all gone after compaction or a new session. Nemp is persistent local memory for Claude Code. Everything is stored as flat JSON files on your machine. No cloud, no database, no embeddings, no API keys.
Why I built it: every memory tool I tried either ate RAM, sent data to external servers, or needed a vector database running in the background. I wanted something simple, not depending on clouds or API keys. So I built Nemp Memory to solve my own problems.
Key features:
/nemp:init — auto-detects your stack from package.json, tsconfig, etc. and builds initial memory in seconds /nemp:auto-capture — watches your session and stores decisions, patterns, and context automatically as you work /nemp:auto-sync — keeps CLAUDE.md updated automatically with conflict detection, so Claude reads your context on startup /nemp:suggest — analyzes your codebase and recommends what's worth remembering
Request you to try it, as its free to use and share feedback Dont forget to give start to repo, if you like it. Built this a solo founder and open sourced it so that everyone can use it.