Open Horizon Labs Wm
- 5 repo stars
- Updated January 24, 2026
- open-horizon-labs/wm
open-horizon-labs-wm is a Claude Code plugin that adds working memory so your coding assistant can surface intent-relevant context across sessions.
About
open-horizon-labs-wm is a Claude Code plugin from open-horizon-labs/wm that adds working memory for AI coding assistants. developers who jump between tasks in the same codebase often lose thread when context windows reset or when they open a fresh session days later. This plugin is meant to capture and resurface intent- and task-relevant material so the agent can stay aligned with what you already decided instead of asking you to restate goals, constraints, and partial progress. The catalog listing describes a single plugin with keywords emphasizing context, memory, surfaces, and working state—not a large skill library. Expect to treat it as persistence glue: useful when you run multi-file refactors, long feature branches, or iterative debugging where naming what matters and pulling it back at the right moment saves time. Pair it with your normal repo docs and skills; it does not replace version control or formal project management.
- Surfaces working memory tied to what you are building right now
- Keeps intent and relevant context available across long coding threads
- Reduces repeated briefing when you return to the same repo
- Single-plugin bundle focused on memory, not a full agent marketplace
- Keyword-driven design around context, intent, and what is relevant to surface
Open Horizon Labs Wm by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 13, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 5 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | January 24, 2026 |
| Repository | open-horizon-labs/wm ↗ |
What it does
Give Claude Code a lightweight working-memory layer so prior intent and relevant context resurface instead of re-explaining every session.
Who is it for?
Best when you're running long Claude Code sessions on one repo and want less repeated context paste and tighter continuity on multi-step tasks.
Skip if: Skip if you already enforce full specs in issues and docs and do not want another memory layer beside git history and PM tools.
What you get
After you register the plugin, the assistant can lean on working memory to pull back relevant intent and context instead of treating each turn as a cold start.
- Registered working-memory plugin in your Claude Code setup
- More consistent recall of intent-relevant context during implementation
- Less manual context dumping at the start of follow-up sessions
By the numbers
- Plugin bundle lists 1 plugin
- Catalog metadata reports 3 GitHub stars on the source repo
- Described as working memory for AI coding assistants
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FAQ
Who is Open Horizon Labs Wm for?
and small-team developers using Claude Code who want working memory so prior intent and relevant context resurface during implementation.
When should I use Open Horizon Labs Wm?
Use it when you install agent tooling for a repo and notice sessions keep forgetting decisions, partial plans, or what file area you were changing.
How do I add Open Horizon Labs Wm to my agent?
Install the open-horizon-labs/wm Claude Code plugin from the repo, enable it in your Claude Code plugin configuration, then follow the plugin’s setup so memory hooks run with your usual coding workflow.