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superlocalmemory

Local-first persistent memory, recall, and context compression

Stores, recalls, and searches durable facts and decisions across coding sessions on your own machine. Eliminates lost context, repeated explanations, and bloated prompts with semantic retrieval, caching, and reversible compression. Adds code-graph impact analysis, workspace isolation, and GDPR-ready audit controls for teams.

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npx skills add qualixar/superlocalmemory --all -g -y

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Gives the agent strict operating rules for session startup, remembering and recalling facts, compressing context, and running gate-verified loops when using these memory skills.

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superlocalmemory

Store and retrieve memories locally with four-channel retrieval and tamper-evident audit trails.

slm-list-recent

List recent memories in chronological order with optional filters.

slm-status

Report health and usage status of a local SuperMemory installation.

slm-show-patterns

Extract learned tech preferences, workflow sequences, and project context from SuperLocalMemory.

slm-build-graph

Build and optimize a knowledge graph from memories using TF-IDF and Leiden clustering.

slm-recall

Combine semantic similarity, knowledge graph traversal, and full-text search to recall memories.

slm-switch-profile

Switch between isolated memory profiles with independent databases and graphs.

slm-remember

Store user content locally in SuperLocalMemory with automatic indexing and a knowledge graph.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install SuperLocalMemory?▼

Run `npx skills add qualixar/superlocalmemory --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.

How to give my coding assistant persistent memory?▼

SuperLocalMemory stores decisions, conventions, and gotchas locally, then recalls them automatically at the start of every new session.

Does SuperLocalMemory send my data to the cloud?▼

No. It is local-first by default, and cloud enrichment, backup, or connectors are explicit opt-in choices you configure yourself.

Does it work with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor?▼

Yes. It ships as an MCP server plus CLI with ready-made configs for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, VS Code, JetBrains, and more.

Can it reduce my token usage?▼

Yes. Built-in reversible compression and a key-value cache shrink large outputs and repeated reads, cutting token spend without losing the original content.