claude-code - 💡(How to fix) Fix [FEATURE] Plugin: knowledge-graph — Persistent memory layer with zero-interrupt architecture [1 comments, 2 participants]

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Problem Statement

Claude Code is stateless. Every clear, every compact, every new session starts from zero. Users repeatedly re-explain what they're working on, which modules matter, and what pitfalls to avoid.

There is no built-in mechanism to:

• Remember which modules a developer was actively editing
• Preserve prohibitions and pitfalls across sessions
• Predict which related modules Claude will need before errors happen
• Survive compact without losing working context

I built knowledge-graph (https://github.com/hilyfux/knowledge-graph) to solve this — a pure bash+jq persistent memory layer that works through Claude Code's existing hooks, skills, and MCP interfaces. Zero external dependencies.

Proposed Solution

Consider including knowledge-graph in the official Claude Code plugin directory or community showcase.

What it does:

• Tracks every file operation via hooks (Read/Write/Edit/Failure/Stop/SessionStart/Compact)
• Mines co-change patterns with a pure bash+jq inference engine (zero LLM cost)
• Generates distributed CLAUDE.md knowledge nodes (≤20 lines each) with evidence-based rules
• Predicts related modules on first access and pre-loads their prohibitions
• Saves working state on session end; restores it after clear or compact
• Never interrupts coding (v1.2 zero-interrupt architecture)

What makes it different from other memory tools:

Plugin compatibility:

• plugin.json manifest included
• MCP Server: 4 tools (kg_status, kg_query, kg_predict, kg_cochange)
• 9 hooks covering the full lifecycle
• 15 automated tests, all passing
• MIT license

Repository: https://github.com/hilyfux/knowledge-graph

Alternative Solutions

Existing alternatives and why they don't fully solve the problem:

• Claude Code auto-memory: relies on LLM judgment for what to remember — inconsistent, no prediction, no structured rules
• mcp-knowledge-graph: requires Neo4j + Node.js + Docker — heavy dependencies, no learning
• Memento: requires Python + ChromaDB — embedding costs, no compact survival
• Caveman: token compression only — no persistence, no cross-session memory

knowledge-graph is the only solution that is zero-dependency, zero-interrupt, and verified against Claude Code's actual hook/compact/include mechanisms.

Priority

Low - Nice to have

Feature Category

MCP server integration

Use Case Example

1. Developer works on a React + Node.js project with 20+ modules
2. During session 1: edits src/auth/, src/api/, src/middleware/ — hits XSS issue, fixes it
3. Runs /knowledge-graph update — system generates CLAUDE.md nodes with prohibition: "Raw token in localStorage → XSS"
4. Session 2 (or after clear): Claude immediately knows the developer was editing auth/api/middleware (from work snapshot), and when reading src/auth/ files, automatically pre-loads the XSS prohibition
5. Developer never re-explains the pitfall. Claude avoids the same mistake.

Measured results:

• clear recovery: Claude knows task context without re-explanation
• Prediction cache: same-directory re-reads go from ~200ms to ~5ms
• Token overhead: <0.5% of context window (~500-900 tokens baseline)
• 15/15 automated tests passing (performance, resilience, i18n)

Additional Context

Stats: 1599 lines of bash, 0 external dependencies beyond jq, MIT license Version: v1.2.0 (just released) Install: bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hilyfux/knowledge-graph/main/standalone/install.sh) /path/to/project

The project was built on deep study of Claude Code internals — every hook behavior, @include mechanism, and compact/clear lifecycle is verified against the actual implementation. See: https://github.com/hilyfux/knowledge-graph/blob/main/docs/architecture-notes.md

I'd love for this to be considered for the official plugin directory or community showcase. Happy to adapt to any plugin submission requirements.