
Mds Floatprompt
- 66 repo stars
- Updated June 16, 2026
- mds/floatprompt
mds-floatprompt is a Claude Code plugin that acts as persistent AI workflow infrastructure with memory, session history, and handoff-friendly context capture.
About
mds-floatprompt markets itself as the invisible OS for AI—a Claude Code plugin oriented toward persistence, memory, and workflow continuity rather than a one-shot code generator. developers who lose thread across days of shipping, or who need decisions and context to survive session boundaries, install it to capture command history, preserve handoffs, and keep a durable record of what the agent already decided. Catalog keywords point at SQLite storage, automatic bootstrapping, float/floatprompt folders, and explicit handoff—signals of a local-first continuity layer you can lean on from Idea through Operate even though the canonical Skillselion shelf is Operate iterate. It complements task skills and MCP tools by solving the meta problem of forgetting. Expect intermediate setup comfort with local data stores and Claude plugin registration; read the upstream repo for exact commands and data paths.
- Session and workflow persistence positioned as infrastructure for AI work
- SQLite-backed memory, history, and context capture keywords in catalog metadata
- Handoff and folder-oriented organization for multi-step Claude commands
- Productivity-category plugin (1 entry) with boots/automatic workflow language
- Designed around Claude command context, not a single feature generator
Mds Floatprompt by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 66 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | June 16, 2026 |
| Repository | mds/floatprompt ↗ |
What it does
Add persistent session memory, context capture, and handoff infrastructure so Claude workflows survive restarts and long solo-developer arcs.
Who is it for?
Best when you're running multi-day agent projects and need SQLite-backed persistence, session capture, and structured handoff instead of ephemeral chat.
Skip if: Anyone who only needs a single API integration, or teams prohibited from local persistence stores on developer machines.
What you get
After install, your Claude workflows can persist memory and session history locally so you resume work with preserved context and cleaner handoffs.
- Persistent session and decision history usable across Claude Code restarts
- Structured handoff and folder workflow for long-running agent tasks
By the numbers
- Catalog lists 1 plugin for mds/floatprompt
- Repository metadata reports 62 GitHub stars at last fetch
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How it compares
Persistent workflow OS and memory layer, not a frontend generator or security audit skill.
FAQ
Who is Mds Floatprompt for?
Developers and small teams on Claude Code who treat agent work as ongoing projects and need memory, history, and handoff across sessions.
When should I use Mds Floatprompt?
Use it whenever sessions span validate through operate—especially when you iterate in production and cannot afford to lose prior decisions and command context.
How do I add Mds Floatprompt to my agent?
Install the mds/floatprompt Claude Code plugin from the catalog repo, follow its boot and folder setup, and wire capture commands into your normal Claude workflow.