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Remember.md
Remember.md is an open-source “second brain” plugin for Claude Code and OpenClaw. It turns your AI sessions into an organized Markdown brain of people, projects, decisions, tasks and a journal, searchable over MCP.
## What it does
- - Turns past AI sessions into structured notes: people, projects, decisions, tasks and a journal
- - Plain Markdown with wikilinks, so the brain opens as an Obsidian vault
- - One brain shared by Claude Code and OpenClaw
- - Search over MCP
- - Hooks written in Node.js, with no extra dependencies to install
## Timeline
- 2026-06-23Super Brain design: the AI grows the structure, a consolidation pass keeps it clean
- 2026-05-04v2.2 tested against a real brain: a new note schema, with older notes upgraded on the fly
- 2026-02-20v2.0.1: hooks rewritten in Node.js, OpenClaw support, new line “One brain. Every AI tool.”
- 2026-02First open-source release on GitHub, with its own site at remember.md
## Quick answers
- What is Remember.md?
- Remember.md is an open-source “second brain” plugin for Claude Code and OpenClaw. It turns your AI sessions into an organized Markdown brain of people, projects, decisions, tasks and a journal, searchable over MCP.
- Who builds Remember.md?
- Remember.md is built by Gabriel Fratica, who builds AI products, agents and tools in public at codez.ro.
- Who is Remember.md for?
- Developers who work with AI coding tools and want them to keep context across sessions and across tools.
- Is Remember.md live?
- Remember.md is public and working. You can find it at https://remember.md.
## Notes on Remember.md
- Remember: letting the AI grow the structureI designed a typed collection system for Remember, then replaced it five days later with something simpler.remember.md · #open-source #architecture
- Rewriting Remember’s hooks in Node.jsRemember’s hooks failed for anyone without Python. Node ships with every Claude Code install, so I rewrote them.remember.md · #open-source #claude-code