contextmemory is a command-line tool that helps you save and restore your coding work settings. It keeps track of your AI coding conversations and workspace context. You can use it across different text editors, development sessions, and even share this information with your team. The goal is to reduce the time needed to set up your coding environment each day or switch between tasks.
It supports popular AI coding helpers like ChatGPT and Claude. It works with tools like GitHub Copilot and Cursor. It runs on Windows and focuses on making your coding work smoother.
Before you start, make sure your computer meets these needs:
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit recommended)
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 500 MB of free disk space
- An active internet connection (for AI tools integration)
- Basic keyboard and mouse
You do not need any programming skills to use this application.
Visit the release page below to get the latest version of contextmemory for Windows. This page holds all current and past versions.
Click the button above or go to:
On the releases page, look for the file ending with .exe or .msi. This is the installer for Windows. It might look like:
contextmemory-setup-vX.X.X.exe
orcontextmemory-installer-vX.X.X.msi
Click the file name to start the download process.
After the download finishes:
- Open your Downloads folder.
- Double-click on the installer file you downloaded.
- If a security prompt asks for permission, choose Yes or Run.
- Follow the installation steps by clicking Next on each screen.
- Choose the default options unless you have a specific reason to change them.
- Click Install when ready.
- When the installation completes, click Finish.
The program is now installed on your computer.
contextmemory works through the Windows Command Prompt. Here is how to start it:
- Press the Windows key on your keyboard.
- Type
cmdin the search box. - Press Enter or click on Command Prompt.
In the Command Prompt window, type:
contextmemory help
Press Enter. You will see a list of available commands you can use.
To save your current session’s context, enter:
contextmemory save
This records your AI chat history, editor status, and other work details.
When you return to work, restore your last saved context with:
contextmemory restore
This reloads your saved environment and AI context so you can continue where you left off.
- Save and load AI coding chats across multiple editors
- Work seamlessly with tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Cursor
- Share coding context with your team for better collaboration
- Supports large language models through a simple CLI
- Works on Windows with no programming required
- Simple commands to save, restore, and manage sessions
- Automatically integrates with popular developer tools
If you encounter issues while installing or using contextmemory, try these solutions:
- Make sure you have downloaded the latest version from the releases page.
- Check that your Windows system meets the requirements above.
- Restart your computer if the installation or app does not launch correctly.
- Ensure you run the program in an administrator command prompt for full access.
- Disable any antivirus or firewall temporarily if it blocks installation or execution.
- Visit the GitHub Issues page to see if others have similar problems and solutions.
contextmemory stores your saved sessions and settings in your user directory under:
C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Local\ContextMemory\
This keeps your data safe and separate from the application itself.
Check the releases page regularly to get new versions:
Updates may include bug fixes, new features, or compatibility improvements.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
contextmemory save |
Save your current coding and AI context |
contextmemory restore |
Restore last saved session |
contextmemory list |
List all saved sessions |
contextmemory delete [name] |
Remove a saved session by name |
contextmemory help |
Show all available commands |
Type any command in the Command Prompt after launching contextmemory.
For additional details, visit the project homepage on GitHub:
You can find user guides, code examples, and contribute to the project there.