Shared Memory for Claude Code

Shared with your team and across your AI tools.

MMRY AI gives Claude Code shared memory that you share with your team and across your AI tools, and that lasts between sessions. Install the MMRY AI plugin inside Claude Code and sign in once. Your Foundation memories load at the start of every session, and Claude searches the rest of your memories when you ask. What you save in Claude Code is there in your other connected AI tools too. Memories you share with your team are there for each teammate in the AI tools they connect.

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How to set up MMRY AI in Claude Code

These steps are for Claude Code on Mac and Windows. New to Claude Code? Install Node.js, run npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code in a terminal, then type claude and sign in with your Anthropic account. On Windows, also install Git for Windows with its default options; the plugin uses the Git Bash shell it provides. The MMRY AI plugin guide lists every install step for Mac and Windows.

Start your free trial. Go to mmryai.com/setup and create your MMRY AI account.
Add the MMRY AI marketplace. Open Claude Code by typing claude in a terminal, then run /plugin marketplace add MMRY-AI/mmry-plugin inside Claude Code.
Install the plugin. Run /plugin install mmry@mmry-plugin inside Claude Code. An answer of (no content) means the install worked.
Restart Claude Code. Type /exit to close Claude Code, then open it again with claude in your terminal.
Sign in. Claude sees that MMRY AI is installed and starts setup for you. You can also start it yourself by typing /mmry:setup in Claude Code. Setup opens your browser at mmryai.com: sign in to your MMRY AI account and choose Authorize this device. If the browser does not open, setup shows a link to paste into it.
Restart Claude Code again. Type /exit to close Claude Code, then open it with claude once more. Your Foundation memories now load at the start of every session.

Already using Claude Code? Start at step 1 and skip the install notes above. On your first session, Claude helps you create your first memories. Type /mmry:help in Claude Code at any time for a quick reference.

What works in Claude Code

Your Foundation memories load at the start of every session
Your Foundation directives travel with every prompt
Save a memory with /mmry:save or by saying "remember this"
Search your memories with /mmry:search, including what you saved in your other AI tools
A reminder to save what is new after Claude replies, at most once every 15 minutes
Continuity notes saved before Claude Code compresses its context
Choose who can see what you save with /mmry:visibility: only you, a memory group, or your organization
Coordinate several Claude Code sessions on one job with /mmry:formation, with messages that reach a session even while it is idle

Shared memory for Claude Code: FAQ

What is shared memory for Claude Code?

Shared memory for Claude Code means memory shared with your team and across your AI tools. Claude Code reads and saves the same memories as your other Claude Code sessions and your other AI tools, and the memories you share with your team are there for each teammate in the AI tools they connect. MMRY AI keeps those memories in your account, so what you save in one place is there in the next.

Does Claude Code remember between sessions?

Yes, with the MMRY AI plugin. Your Foundation memories load at the start of every Claude Code session, and you pick up where you left off by asking Claude to search your other memories, or by typing /mmry:search to search them yourself. After Claude replies, it is reminded to save what is new, at most once every 15 minutes.

How do I give Claude Code persistent memory?

Install the MMRY AI plugin from its marketplace inside Claude Code, restart, and sign in to your MMRY AI account when setup opens your browser. The setup steps on this page cover each command.

Can Claude Code share memory with ChatGPT and my other AI tools?

Yes. Claude Code, the Codex command-line tool, ChatGPT and Claude all connect to the same MMRY AI account, so what you save in one is there in the others.

Can my team share Claude Code memory?

Yes. An administrator invites your team to the MMRY AI account for your organization, and each person chooses who sees each memory they save: only them, a memory group, or everyone in the organization.

Where does MMRY AI keep my Claude Code memories?

In your MMRY AI account. Each memory is filed under the project you saved it in, and you can search all of your memories from any session with /mmry:search or by asking in plain words.

Does MMRY AI work with Claude Code on Mac and Windows?

Yes. MMRY AI works with Claude Code on Mac and on Windows. On Windows, install Git for Windows with its default options first, because the plugin uses the Git Bash shell it provides.

Does the plugin keep itself up to date?

Yes. A plugin installed from the MMRY AI marketplace updates itself when Claude Code restarts.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. MMRY AI starts with a 14-day free trial, then continues on a per-user monthly plan; the current price is at mmryai.com/pricing. Every user adds credits to your team's shared pool, and if the pool runs out before the month ends your plan renews early so your team keeps working.

Codex command-line tool

Connects through the MMRY AI plugin for the Codex command-line tool, on Mac and Windows.
Shared memory for Codex
ChatGPT

Connects as a custom connector at https://mmryai.com/mcp.
Set up MMRY AI in ChatGPT
Claude (web, desktop app and Team plan)

Connects as a custom connector at https://mmryai.com/mcp.
Shared memory for Claude

See all AI Platforms MMRY AI works with

Start your free trial, install the MMRY AI plugin, and pick up where you left off in every Claude Code session and every AI tool you connect.