/dmg
github.com/responsiblparty/claude-dmg-skill →A slash command that gives Claude Code persistent memory
WHAT IT SOLVES
Every new Claude Code session starts from zero — no memory of your project, your decisions, or where you left off
WHY IT'S INTERESTING
One command, three jobs
/dmg does a git commit, saves docs to your project, and persists key context to memory — all in one slash command. No more manually juggling three separate steps or maintaining a pile of markdown files
Memory that follows your sessions
It's not just dumping a file somewhere — there's a session sync layer that lets your next conversation pick up where the last one left off. The author also added opt-in host-config versioning to snapshot config changes. This kind of 'remembering you next time' detail is stuff most people skip
TECH GUESS
Claude Code native skill mechanism, with git hooks and local file storage
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