
Jaytoone
Install CTX to give Claude Code cross-session memory from git history and repo search so solo builders stop re-explaining past decisions.
Overview
jaytoone is a plugin marketplace for the Build phase that ships CTX—cross-session memory hooks for Claude Code using git timelines and BM25 repo search.
What is this marketplace?
- Cross-session memory via decision timeline (G1) built from git log
- Docs and code search (G2) powered by BM25 ranking
- Four production hooks with visible failure warnings and measured utility
- CTX marketplace bundles one productivity plugin from jaytoone/CTX on GitHub
- Marketplace lists 1 plugin (ctx)
- CTX advertises 4 production hooks with measured utility
Community signal: 6 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Every new Claude session forgets why you chose stack X, skipped feature Y, or fixed bug Z last week.
Who is it for?
Indie developers on multi-week Claude Code projects with meaningful git history and in-repo docs.
Skip if: Greenfield repos with almost no commits, or teams that forbid hook-based agent extensions.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Past decisions and relevant files resurface automatically so you implement and review with consistent project memory.
- CTX plugin enabled with four memory hooks active
- Decision timeline and searchable doc/code context on invoke
- Visible hook failure warnings when retrieval cannot run
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
Recommended Marketplaces
Journey fit
CTX extends the agent itself with hooks and retrieval—canonical home is Build → agent-tooling. Four production hooks, BM25 doc/code search, and a git-based decision timeline are core Claude Code tooling, not a one-off ship or launch task.
How it compares
Claude Code memory hooks bundle, not a standalone MCP server or generic skills.sh skill pack.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Jaytoone (CTX) for?
Solo and small-team builders using Claude Code who need durable context across sessions without hand-pasting summaries.
When should I use Jaytoone (CTX)?
When you return to an existing codebase after days away, switch branches, or onboard Claude mid-sprint and want git-backed recall.
How do I add Jaytoone (CTX) to my agent?
Add the Jaytoone marketplace in Claude Code, install the ctx plugin from the catalog, and enable its hooks per the CTX GitHub README.