mem0-memory
Mem0 Memory Management
Persist and retrieve semantic memories across Claude sessions.
Memory Scopes
Organize memories by scope for efficient retrieval:
| Scope | Purpose | Examples |
|---|---|---|
project-decisions |
Architecture and design decisions | "Use PostgreSQL with pgvector for RAG" |
project-patterns |
Code patterns and conventions | "Components use kebab-case filenames" |
project-continuity |
Session handoff context | "Working on auth refactor, PR #123 pending" |
Project Isolation
Memories are isolated by project name extracted from CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR:
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