Free Claude memory tools
Generate, design, and budget persistent Claude context.
Each tool runs entirely in your browser. Use them to draft a concise CLAUDE.md, plan memory files, and estimate how much persistent context loads into a Claude Code session.
Tool index
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Free client-side tool
CLAUDE.md Generator
Generate a concise, source-grounded CLAUDE.md template for Claude Code projects, with commands, conventions, memory guidance, and safety notes.
Free client-side tool
Memory File Designer
Design a persistent Claude memory scaffold for CLAUDE.md, CLAUDE.local.md, .claude/rules, and auto-memory notes without sending data to a server.
Free client-side tool
Context Budget Estimator
Estimate the token cost of CLAUDE.md and memory files, see what loads at startup, and spot oversized persistent context before it slows a session down.
Client-side
Your inputs stay local.
The tools use browser JavaScript only. There is no form submission endpoint.
Source-grounded
Built around current docs.
Tool guidance cites Claude Code memory docs, Claude Help Center memory docs, and Anthropic context notes.
Practical output
Copy or download.
Generate markdown, scaffold plans, shell scripts, and budget reports you can inspect before using.
Related guides
Read before you commit memory files
Setup checklist
Claude Memory Setup Checklist
A practical setup checklist for Claude memory across app settings, Projects, CLAUDE.md, local memory, and auto-memory files.
Read guideInstruction files
CLAUDE.md Guide: What to Put In It and Where
A practical, source-grounded guide to writing CLAUDE.md files for project instructions, local preferences, imports, and AGENTS.md bridges.
Read guideClaude-written notes
Claude Code Auto Memory: Storage, Limits, and Audits
How Claude Code auto memory works, where MEMORY.md lives, what loads at session start, and how to audit or clean it.
Read guideDiagnostics
Claude Memory Troubleshooting
A diagnostic checklist for Claude memory not loading, Claude ignoring CLAUDE.md, stale auto memory, compaction surprises, and project boundary mistakes.
Read guide