sync-prj-repos-memory

You can persist Claude session memory to a GitHub repository by syncing the memory volume to the project repo's .claude/memory directory. The process stages memory files, skills, commands, agents, rules, and settings, then commits and pushes to the proper branch.

The best way to sync Claude memory files is using an automated rsync mechanism with a bash fallback. It copies memory from ~/.claude/projects to the project repo, stages all configuration changes, commits with a descriptive message, and pushes to your branch.

Syncing Claude memory to a Git repository does not strictly require rsync. The sync mechanism uses rsync when available for file synchronization, but automatically falls back to a bash alternative to ensure memory files are still copied successfully.

You cannot push Claude memory changes to any repository. The sync process enforces an ownership check that verifies the repository belongs to the authenticated GitHub user before it stages, commits, and pushes the memory and configuration files.

Syncing Claude session memory includes memory files, skills, commands, agents, rules, and settings.json. The process stages all these configuration changes from the memory volume into the project Git repository before committing and pushing.