Claude Code가 프로젝트에 대해 기억하는 내용을 찾아볼 수 있는 TUI

Ever wonder what Claude Code actually remembers about you and your projects? When was each memory last updated? Are some of them stale? Did Claude write a file but forget to add it to the index, so it's quietly being ignored? claude-mem-viz is a small TUI that opens up Claude Code's auto-memory at ~/.claude/ so you can browse, edit, prune, and audit it like any other filesystem — across every project on your machine, all in one place. brew tap lu-zhengda/tap brew install claude-mem-viz claude-mem-viz Or with go install : go install github.com/lu-zhengda/claude-mem-viz@latest Or build from source: git clone https://github.com/lu-zhengda/claude-mem-viz cd claude-mem-viz go build . ./claude-mem-viz claude-mem-viz # open TUI on ~/.claude claude-mem-viz --root /alt/path # use a different .claude root claude-mem-viz --stale-days 60 # flag memories older than 60 days claude-mem-viz --list # non-interactive dump | Key | Action | |---|---| j /k , ↑ /↓ | move within pane | tab / shift+tab | switch focus across panes | enter / e | edit selected memory in $EDITOR | → / ← | move focus right / left across panes | n | new memory (project → name → type → description) | d | delete memory (file + index entry, with confirm) | x | unindex memory — keep file on disk, remove from MEMORY.md | f | fix audit issue on selected memory (orphan / dangling) | / | fuzzy search across all memories | r | reload from disk | ? | help (includes memory-type legend) | q / ctrl+c | quit | When n is pressed from the view, the form prepends a project-picker stage so you can scaffold a new memory in any project without changing focus first. x (unindex) lets you "park" a memory: the file stays on disk but Claude won't load it through MEMORY.md . Press f on the resulting orphan entry to put it back into the index later. claude-mem-viz flags three kinds of inconsistency between the files on disk and the MEMORY.md index, shown as ⚠N next to a project and as a chip on each affected memory: - orphan — file exists in the memory dir but not referenced in MEMORY.md (Claude won't load it) - dangling — MEMORY.md references a file that doesn't exist (broken link) - stale — file mtime is older than --stale-days (default 90) Press f on an orphan or dangling entry to auto-fix the index. MIT