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Helping Claude Code Remember: How I Built a Local...
Every Claude Code session starts fresh. That's fine at first, but 1,000+ sessions in, I had weeks of decisions technically on disk and practically unreachable. The sessions live in ~/.claude/projects/ as raw JSONL packed with tool calls and thinking blocks—readable in theory, but nobody is trawling through that. I built qrec: a local session recall tool that strips the noise, indexes everything with hybrid search (BM25 + semantic + RRF), and lets a Claude Code agent retrieve past decisions on de
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