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Claude Code memory audit

Claude Code Memory Audit for Durable Repo Context

A Claude Code memory audit checks whether the context that survives across coding sessions is still accurate, scoped, and useful. Teams usually search this when repeated Claude Code runs carry old deployment advice, oversized project notes, or unreviewed instructions that change later work.

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When this matters

  • A repository has months of agent notes and new sessions keep repeating old build advice.
  • A team wants to promote only reviewed repo facts into persistent memory.
  • A maintainer needs an evidence receipt before letting agents use a shared memory brief.

How to run the audit

  1. Paste or upload the memory note, CLAUDE.md, and recent handoff context.
  2. Score the context for stale dates, duplicated instructions, unsupported claims, and unsafe secret language.
  3. Separate durable repo facts from temporary session state and personal preference notes.
  4. Generate a cleanup plan with keep, revise, expire, and block actions.
  5. Export a memory receipt that the next agent can cite before using the context.

Common risks

  • Long-lived memories can preserve temporary incident workarounds after the incident is over.
  • Large context files can hide important safety rules below repeated low-value notes.
  • Unreviewed instructions can override newer repo guidance.

How Memory Hygiene Audit connects this to checkout

Memory Hygiene Audit turns Claude Code memory review into a live scanner with context score, poisoning flags, retention advice, and a paid full report.

Teams can preview the score, then use the Team Hygiene annual checkout to generate the full cleanup diff, reviewer notes, and agent-readable JSON policy.