A small vibe-coded local tool called claude-memory-admin lets you inspect and manage the MEMORY.md file that Claude Code stores in ~/.claude. It shows what Claude wrote, how much context memory consumes, a graph of related memories, and health-checks flagging when memory grows too large. Install via npm install -g claude-memory-admin, then run claude-memory-admin to open a browser UI. Source is available on GitHub for filing bugs or contributing.
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How can I see what's inside my Claude Code MEMORY.md file and how much context it's using?
Install claude-memory-admin globally via npm install -g claude-memory-admin, then run claude-memory-admin to open a browser-based UI. It displays the contents Claude wrote to MEMORY.md in ~/.claude, shows how much context the memory consumes, visualizes related memories as a graph, and includes health-checks that flag when memory grows too large. daily.dev surfaces tools like this for developers managing growing Claude Code project memory.