Engram
Install when you need portable, RAG-backed memory across Claude Code sessions—semantic search, observation ingestion, and reflection—not ephemeral chat context.
Overview
engram is a plugin marketplace for the Build phase that provides a RAG-backed portable memory graph with semantic search and reflection for Claude Code.
What is this marketplace?
- One-plugin marketplace (engram) at metadata version 0.2.0.
- Portable memory graph designed for Claude Code interactions.
- Semantic search over stored observations and memories.
- Episodic-to-semantic reflection via a RAG-backed memory system.
- Owner Christopher Rock; plugin sourced from ./plugins/engram.
- Marketplace lists 1 plugin: engram
- Marketplace metadata version 0.2.0
What problem does it solve?
Claude Code sessions reset context, so you lose structured observations and repeat explanations across days of solo shipping.
Who is it for?
Solo builders running long-horizon Claude Code projects who want agent-native memory, not a separate notes app pasted into every prompt.
Skip if: One-off scripts or builders who refuse local or graph-backed storage complexity for agent memory.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After adding engram, interactions can feed a searchable memory graph with reflection from episodic notes into semantic memory you retrieve in later work.
- engram plugin from marketplace metadata version 0.2.0
- Semantic search and observation ingestion pipeline for Claude Code interactions
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
Recommended Marketplaces
Journey fit
Build agent-tooling is the primary shelf because engram is declared as portable memory for Claude Code interactions at tooling layer. Agent-tooling matches semantic search, observation ingestion, and episodic-to-semantic reflection bundled for the coding agent runtime.
How it compares
Agent memory-graph plugin marketplace, not a translation layer or engineering-persona skill pack.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Engram for?
It is for Claude Code users who need persistent semantic memory, observation ingestion, and reflection across many coding sessions.
When should I use Engram?
Use it during Build-phase agent work and ongoing iteration when recall of past decisions and observations materially speeds shipping.
How do I add Engram to my agent?
Install the Engram plugin from this marketplace in Claude Code and configure the plugin under ./plugins/Engram per the project’s setup instructions.