XFMTR
XF Memory Recall

Every prior session, one query away.

XFMT saves. XFMTR recalls. Semantic search across every stored session — any project, any directory, any point in time since you started using XF. Claude Code queries XFMTR automatically when current-session context doesn't carry the answer. No database setup, no folder structure, no manual tagging.

Part of Memory Layer

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What it does

1

Semantic search across every session, every project.

Not keyword match — semantic match. Search for ‘auth redirect decision’ and surface the session where you debated /dashboard vs /home, even if neither word appears in the transcript.

2

Graduated recency weighting — current decisions win ties.

An 8-tier multiplier progressively down-ranks older sessions (full weight in the last 3 days, 50% at 30–60 days, 15% beyond 180 days) so a stale high-keyword match can't beat a recent decision on the same topic. Relevance still wins — recency is a tiebreaker.

3

Claude Code auto-queries when current context doesn't carry it.

When Claude Code detects its current session lacks relevant prior context, XFMTR runs silently in the background — pulling the closest-matching snapshot chunks into the working context without you asking.

How it works

1

You run /xfmtr "query text" — or Claude Code queries automatically on context miss.

2

Query embeds and searches your local vector store. XFMTR runs through your Pro session — routed, not retained.

3

Top matches retrieved with graduated recency weighting applied.

4

Full-context chunks injected into the session or presented as search results.

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