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continuous-claude-v3
Claude Code add-on for session handoffs, memory, and a library of skills and agents
- Stars
- 3.9k
- License
- MIT
- Last commit
- Jan 2026
- Language
- Python
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Overview
Installs 109 skills, 32 agents and 30 hooks into Claude Code's ~/.claude config. Hooks write YAML handoffs before compaction and recall learnings from a PostgreSQL+pgvector store, so sessions resume with state preserved. A TLDR analysis layer (AST, call graph, CFG, DFG, slicing) with a FAISS index is meant to cut tokens spent reading code.
Who it is for: Heavy Claude Code users who want cross-session memory and agent workflows
Strengths
- Hooks write YAML handoffs before compaction and reload ledger, handoff and memory at session start
- Memory in PostgreSQL with pgvector; remote Postgres supported via CONTINUOUS_CLAUDE_DB_URL
- Hook-driven skill suggestions for natural-language prompts, plus workflows like /fix, /build, /tdd
- Uninstall mode archives ~/.claude and restores the earlier backup
Weaknesses
- Requires Docker for PostgreSQL, plus Python 3.11+ and uv; 12-step setup wizard
- Tied to Claude Code; no other coding agent is supported
- Large footprint of 109 skills and 30 hooks that modifies ~/.claude
- No tagged releases; the 95% token-savings figure is the README's own claim
What it needs
- Needs Claude Code CLI, Python 3.11+, uv, Docker, PostgreSQL with pgvector
- Models: Claude
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| #5 | ponytailSkill prompt that makes coding agents write less code and add tests | 92 out of 100 |