cbuntingde/kimi-memory

Kimi Code plugin: three-layer local memory (global user, per-project durable + working, per-project session archives) plus an integrated advisor subsystem for reflective prompts. Exposed via MCP tools, lifecycle hooks, and slash commands.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what kimi-memory tells them →

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advisor

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cbuntingde/kimi-memory

Command Claude Code

Run the advisor reflection over the active project (anchored recommendations, no remote calls).

not rated 0 14d ago A 19 tokens original MIT

dreaming

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cbuntingde/kimi-memory

Command Claude Code

Configure and run the dreaming subsystem that consolidates, combines, and prunes memories on a wall-clock floor. Invoke when the user asks to turn dreaming on/off, change how often it runs, run a one-shot dreaming pass, or check when dreaming last fired. Defaults: mode=auto, interval=30m for auto / 24h for on, include…

not rated 0 changed 13d ago A 110 tokens original MIT

memos

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cbuntingde/kimi-memory

Command Claude Code

Open the kimi-memos-dashboard in the default browser. The dashboard is a read-only web view of every kimi-memory SQLite database.

not rated 0 changed 13d ago A 29 tokens original MIT

promote

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cbuntingde/kimi-memory

Command Claude Code needs its repo

Move one or more project memories into the cross-project global store so they recall from any project.

not rated 0 changed 1mo ago A 23 tokens original MIT

list_memories

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cbuntingde/kimi-memory

Command Claude Code

List the kimi-memory entries for the current project.

not rated 0 14d ago A 14 tokens original MIT

reset_project

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cbuntingde/kimi-memory

Command Claude Code

Wipe the per-project memory cache for the active project when it was re-cloned from the same path.

not rated 0 changed 13d ago A 25 tokens original MIT

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