git-notes-memory

You can persist AI context across sessions by storing decisions and tasks in Git notes, which maintains knowledge continuity by automatically saving and retrieving repository history without altering your codebase.

Branch-aware memory isolates context per Git branch, preventing cross-contamination. It uses Git notes to store session data, so an AI agent recalls specific architectural decisions only when working within the matching branch.

To sync memory at the start of a session, the system automatically loads relevant past information and tasks from Git notes, ensuring the AI assistant has the required context before development resumes.

Yes, you need Python 3.8 or higher and Git installed in your environment to manage the memory storage and retrieval operations within project repositories.

Yes, the system maintains separate memory contexts for different Git branches, preventing cross-contamination and ensuring that context, decisions, and tasks remain isolated to their respective branches.

Git notes memory relies on local repository storage, so it requires Git and Python 3.8+ environments. Memory isolation is branch-specific, meaning context does not transfer automatically across different branches without manual syncing.