Unknown by markiv25 · 1 stars
Claude gets things wrong in patterns. It invents library methods by analogy. It wraps a one-liner in argparse and logging. It assumes Snowflake when you said "dbt". Each mistake is usually obvious in hindsight, but Claude repeats the shape of the mistake across sessions because it has no record of them. claude-anti-mem fixes that with two skills working as a pair. anti-mem-collector writes: when you correct Claude, it logs the failure pattern to ~/.claude-anti-mem/anti-mem.md with a concrete Check: for next time. anti-mem-checker reads: before Claude commits to a substantive response, it consults the rap sheet and revises any draft that matches a logged failure. Plain markdown, no database, no daemon. Commit the rap sheet to a repo to share it with your team.
/plugin install claude-anti-mem@claude-community