TrigMem - Trigallez's Memory Management Method¶
WARNING: Alpha Version - This method is under active development.
Introduction¶
TrigMem is a methodology for organizing Claude Code's memory and context effectively. It provides a systematic approach to deciding what information to store, where to store it, and how to balance the competing concerns of context economy, precision, and reusability.
The Problem¶
If you use Claude Code, you've probably encountered these pain points:
- Where should this go? CLAUDE.md? A Rule? A Skill? A Command?
- No clear decision criteria: Without guidance, your choices feel arbitrary and inconsistent
- You mix universal patterns with project-specific paths and kill reusability - your Skills and Rules can't travel between projects
- Your context window is finite - wrong placement wastes tokens and reduces effectiveness
The Solution¶
TrigMem addresses these problems through:
- Clear categorization: 6 distinct information types, each with different characteristics and optimal storage locations
- Multiple storage mechanisms: Each optimized for different trade-offs between persistence, visibility, and token cost
- Two-phase decision guide: A practical triage → refinement process for making storage decisions
- Explicit trade-off framework: Balance Context Economy, Precision, and Reusability intentionally
Getting Started¶
Ready to bring order to your Claude Code memory management?
>>Start here<< - Understand the core concepts and trade-offs, then follow the path through the method.¶
Examples¶
See the method in practice with worked examples:
- examples/worked-examples.md - Real scenarios showing the decision process
License¶
This method is free and open source under the GPL v3 license.
Version¶
0.1.3 Alpha - 12/02/2026 - adds MkDocs and fix bad anchor link
Previous releases¶
0.1.2 Alpha - 12/02/2026 0.1.0 Alpha - 05/02/2026
Author¶
Arno Trigallez - Copyright© February 2026