Memory plugins
Memory plugins make the agent remember: cross-session recall, prompt-time memory injection, handoff files that carry a long job into a fresh session, and context-cost audits that show what your AGENTS.md chain is actually spending. Essential once your projects outlive a single session.
35 plugins
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Memory plugin FAQ
- What is cross-session memory in DSH?
- A plugin writes useful facts, decisions, and state to disk between sessions, then injects the relevant slice back into the prompt when a new session starts. The agent stops re-learning your project every morning.
- Memory plugin vs a handoff skill?
- Memory plugins recall automatically at prompt time. Handoff skills write an explicit state file the next session reads. Many teams run both.
- Do memory plugins send my data anywhere?
- The ones listed here store locally by default; a few integrate hosted memory services. Check the README linked from each plugin page before installing.