reorganize

Migrating flat memory files into a structured hierarchy involves transforming files under ~/.claude/memory/ into a two-level domain/category/file.md structure. This process organizes memory insights into specific subcategories like bugs, patterns, decisions, procedures, and structure.

Yes, you can preview memory reorganization before applying changes. The process supports a dry-run option, allowing you to safely plan the migration from flat files into the domain/category/file.md structure and review changes before they are executed.

Yes, the memory migration preserves git history. It uses a git-mv-based migration approach to move flat files into the structured domain/category hierarchy, ensuring that file history is maintained while improving organization and searchability.

The best way to organize flat Claude memory files is to migrate them into a two-level hierarchy with five subcategories: bugs, patterns, decisions, procedures, and structure. This improves organization, searchability, and long-term maintainability of memory insights.

Yes, you can scope the memory migration to a specific domain. The process offers optional per-domain scoping, allowing you to target and reorganize individual flat memory domains rather than migrating the entire ~/.claude/memory/ directory at once.