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Persistent Offline Memory for Claude Code
A Claude Code plugin that captures your session history locally and resurfaces it at the start of the next session — no API calls, no token cost, plain markdown files in your repo.
Recall is a Claude Code plugin built to solve the cold-start problem. Every new session begins with no memory of previous work, forcing you to re-explain the project from scratch. The plugin logs your activity during sessions and compresses it into two files — a running history log and a regenerated context summary — stored in a `.recall/` folder inside your repository. Summarization runs entirely locally using Python's TF-IDF and TextRank algorithms: no API calls, no external services, no tokens spent.
Why a vibe-coder should care
If you use Claude Code daily, you know how much time disappears into re-explaining your project at the start of every session. Recall eliminates that friction: a context file is maintained automatically and handed to Claude when you start. Everything stays offline and in plain readable text — no cloud accounts, no subscription, just a markdown file committed alongside your code.
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