
SCMD Launches Claude Code Memory Cleanup
SCMD is an MIT-licensed local review deck for Claude Code’s persistent memories, letting developers inspect, keep, skip, rewrite, or delete entries before applying staged changes. It runs through a Claude Code plugin or npx, with no telemetry, cloud service, or runtime dependencies.
SCMD tackles an unglamorous but real failure mode: coding agents accumulate stale or embarrassing context faster than developers can audit it. Its strongest choice is transactional review, keeping changes staged and deletes restorable until confirmation.
- –Turns hidden Claude Code memory files into an inspectable card-based workflow.
- –Shows the session context behind a memory when its origin can be found.
- –Conflict detection helps prevent overwriting memories that changed during review.
- –Local-only operation suits sensitive project context, though npm and Claude Code may still access the network.
- –It curates Claude Code’s memory rather than replacing it with a cross-client memory system.
DISCOVERED
2h ago
2026-10-03
PUBLISHED
8h ago
2026-10-03
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AUTHOR
Nelson John