---
title: "Claude Memory Admin"
description: "I vibe-coded a small tool to get a grasp on your projects `MEMORY.md` that is in `~/.claude`."
updated: 2026-08-18
tags: ["Claude", "AI"]
canonical: "https://steven-giesel.com/blogPost/b26c70f8-c11e-4b2b-81ad-54088ed674cf/claude-memory-admin"
---

# Claude Memory Admin

I vibe-coded a small tool to get a grasp on your projects `MEMORY.md` that is in `~/.claude`.

## claude-memory-admin

Over time your project memory grows, so to get an idea on what claude is doing, I built a small local tool. And with me, I mean `claude-code`. For that I feel AI is the perfect use-case - litte small tools that you can throw away anytime. 

The tool allows for example you to see what claude wrote in the first place, plus how much context it even takes:

![prune.webp](https://linkdotnetblog.azureedge.net/blog/20260818_claude/prune.webp)

You can also see what memories are related to each other and get a graph:

![graph.webp](https://linkdotnetblog.azureedge.net/blog/20260818_claude/graph.webp)

There are many other features like Health-checks, if your MEMORY is too large, what is used, when was the memory created, ...

## How to install and use

```bash
npm install -g claude-memory-admin
claude-memory-admin
```

Then a browser should open directly.

## Source
Check out the source repo: https://github.com/linkdotnet/claude-memory-admin

You can file bugs and reports.