#context-management

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A visual, editable context management panel for Codex. Better context compression, smarter compression strategies, automatic context organization suggestions, and system prompt…

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Keeps AI assistants on track during long conversations by tracking tasks across sessions

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Convert long AI conversations into portable conversation state graphs for LLM handoffs.

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Restore prior Claude Code AND Codex sessions with zero LLM calls. Cross-tool session handoff, cache-expiry prevention, real cost dashboard. One plugin, both hosts.

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Built-in memory decides what to remember. This one asks. Agent memory as plain files in your folder: the agent proposes, you approve, every line dated. Injected on Claude Code,…

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Rolling context compression for Claude Code — never hit the context wall. Auto-compresses old messages while keeping recent context verbatim. Zero config, zero latency. Works…

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FAVA Trails — Git-native, curated memory for AI agents via MCP. Draft isolation, promotion gate, thought lifecycle hooks, memory curation protocols, supersession chains.

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Claude Code harness that refreshes its own context instead of compacting: at a threshold it writes a verified capsule, runs /clear, and resumes in a fresh session. Memory is…

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Maintain the same context between AI chats, models, and coding agents. Stop re-explaining your project every time you switch AI tools.

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Claude Code workflow engine - SPEC-first planning, TDD automation, GPT delegation, and context engineering. From idea to production, discipline included.

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A powerful CLI to orchestrate workspaces and dynamically inject specialized skills into AI coding agents.

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Persistent memory for Claude Code. Auto-capture decisions, learnings, client info. Cloud backup to Supabase. Never lose context again. Free alternative to Mem.ai, Rewind AI,…

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Sync one reviewed context source into native AI-agent files, with privacy-safe evidence receipts that never confuse generation with runtime load.

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Turn long AI conversations into reusable domain knowledge across sessions