Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Sould gives Claude Code a memory with a history
Sould is a local, graph-backed memory tool for Claude Code that captures past work and brings relevant context into later sessions.
- For
- Claude Code users who want persistent local context
- Worth noticing
- The page reports 747 sessions and 16,443 turns in one user’s graph, with zero records missing an embedding.
Field notes
The page describes a pipeline that captures turns and tool calls locally, redacts several credential patterns before storage, extracts memories through the user's authenticated Claude CLI, then combines vector search, reranking, and graph neighbors for recall. A daemon writes a cited “soul” only after volume and quality gates; the displayed example reports revision 50 and graduation on May 22, 2026. The usage totals are for one graph, one user, and one machine, according to the page.
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