Portable Memory for Claude Code with Walrus

Summary

The Upside explains how to add portable memory to Claude Code using Walrus Memory. It covers memwal_remember and memwal_recall to save and pull memory into Codex, Cursor, or your SDK. Two commands install it so memory follows your account rather than a repo or machine.

How to add portable memory to Claude Code :WALFaceHeartEyes:

Claude Code's auto memory only lives on your machine, in one repo. Switch machines, or open Codex, and it starts from zero. You could commit it to your repo instead. Now it's a file everyone with repo access can read, and it still never leaves Claude Code.

Walrus Memory ties memory to your account instead of the repo.

memwal_remember saves it, memwal_recall pulls it into Codex, Cursor, or your own SDK.

Two commands to install, no export, no file to copy.

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How to Give Claude Code Memory That Follows You Across Tools?

Portable Memory for Claude Code with Walrus
Claude Code remembers your project, but only on one machine. Walrus Memory makes agent memory portable across Codex, Cursor, and your own agents.

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