deja
Local-first persistent memory CLI for coding agents. Memories accumulate across sessions, deduplicate automatically, and stay on your machine.
Install
uv tool install deja-cli
Quick Start
deja init # first-time setup
deja setup claude-code # inject memory instructions into Claude Code
Core Commands
Save a memory:
deja save "Always use explicit error handling over try/catch" --type preference
deja save "Auth tokens stored in localStorage, not cookies" --type decision --project myapp
deja save "Prisma migrations fail silently if DB_URL has wrong port" --type gotcha --project myapp
Each memory is one piece of info — max 2000 chars. If your save is longer, split it into 2+ memories, each one specific fact.
Load at session start:
deja load --project myapp --context "what you're working on"
Search mid-session:
deja search "authentication" --project myapp
Extract memories from a session:
deja save-session --project myapp
Memory Types
| Type | When to use |
|---|---|
preference |
How you like to code — style, tools, habits |
pattern |
Reusable solution that applies across contexts |
decision |
Non-obvious architectural choice with reasoning |
gotcha |
Bug, trap, or non-obvious issue to avoid |
progress |
Current state of in-progress work |
procedure |
Ordered steps for a recurring task |
Setup for Coding Agents
deja setup claude-code # Claude Code — global config + recall hooks
deja setup gemini-cli # Gemini CLI
deja setup codex # Codex CLI
deja setup cursor # Cursor
deja setup windsurf # Windsurf
MCP Server
claude mcp add --scope user deja -- ~/.local/bin/deja-mcp
Registers memory_load, memory_save, and memory_search as native tools in every Claude Code session.
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