Show HN: Sokkan – my Claude Code sessions kept forgetting, so I gave them memory (sokkan.ch)

Sokkan has launched a new tool designed to enhance sessions with the Claude Code AI by integrating memory capabilities, allowing each new session to automatically access project-related context from previous interactions. This is significant for the AI/ML community as it addresses a common limitation in AI sessions—forgetting prior knowledge—by ensuring that memory is injected at the start of each new task. Users can initiate a task and immediately leverage insights from prior sessions, making workflows more efficient and minimizing redundancy. The platform supports semantic search using local retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and ONNX embeddings, eliminating reliance on external services. Operating within a self-hosted or managed cloud environment, Sokkan provides users with control over their data while maintaining ease of access through a simple command for installation. The open-source nature of Sokkan allows for broad community involvement in development, catering to users with various hosting needs. All functionalities, including management of Docker operations and cloud resources, are designed to ensure a seamless experience without sacrificing user control. Additionally, a 14-day free trial is available, encouraging experimentation with this innovative technology that emphasizes memory and contextual awareness in AI interactions.