dreamtime
Session-close memory distillation for Claude Code.
When a Claude Code session ends, dreamtime automatically reads the files you accessed and uses an LLM to distill key insights into your persistent memory store. No more re-explaining context at the start of every session.
Why
Claude Code has no memory between sessions. Every conversation starts blank.
dreamtime fixes this: at session close, it runs a distillation pass and writes structured memories to ~/.claude/memory/. The next session starts with context.
Quick start
uvx dreamtime --install-hook
Requires uv and an API key in ~/.claude/memory-store/config.yaml.
Configuration
cp config.yaml.example ~/.claude/memory-store/config.yaml
# Edit: set api.api_key to your key
# Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint works (Anthropic, OpenAI, local relay)
How it works
- Stop hook fires
uvx dreamtime --enqueueat session close (async, non-blocking). - A background worker processes the queue and calls your LLM to distill insights.
- Distilled memories land in
~/.claude/memory/as Markdown files. - Future sessions load these memories automatically via
MEMORY.md.
Commands
uvx dreamtime --install-hook # wire up the Stop hook
uvx dreamtime --enqueue # manually trigger distillation
uvx dreamtime --status # show queue and last run
Requirements
- Python 3.10+
- uv installed
- Claude Code (or any tool that runs Stop hooks)
- An OpenAI-compatible API key
License
MIT
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