Show HN: We added memory to Claude Code. It's powerful now (supermemory.ai)

Today marks the launch of the Supermemory plugin for Claude Code, a significant development that enhances the tool's capacity to retain user preferences and coding styles across sessions. Previously, developers found themselves repeatedly explaining their coding preferences to Claude Code, leading to a tedious, Groundhog Day-like experience. With Supermemory, Claude Code can now create and maintain a profile of individual users, learning their coding styles, preferences, and the context of their work over time, making it a more personalized and efficient coding assistant. This advancement employs a hybrid memory system, enabling Claude Code to not only retrieve relevant context but also understand and remember specific nuances of a user's coding journey, improving upon standard RAG (retrieve-and-generate) models, which averaged 40-60% in memory tasks. The Supermemory plugin features automated context injection at the start of sessions and captures conversation turns to store pertinent information for future interactions. As a result, developers can expect a more intelligent and adaptive coding partner, streamlining their workflow and enhancing productivity by integrating deeply with their unique development processes.