Plugin install guide

Open a terminal in your project

Open a terminal inside the repo you want Memlin bound to — cd into it, or right-click the folder and choose "Open in Terminal", or use your editor's built-in terminal. /memlin-add-project binds whatever directory you launch from — the wrong folder is the #1 cause of project: none.

Launch Claude Code

Start Claude Code from inside that directory.

Add the Memlin marketplace

The /plugin marketplace add command above runs git clone under the hood, so it fails without git (Command 'git' not found). To install with zero git, exit Claude Code, paste this one line in a terminal — it downloads the plugin over HTTPS and registers it locally.

curl -fsSL https://memlin.ai/install-claude.sh | bash

Then restart Claude Code and skip ahead to Sign in — the installer already did the marketplace add + install steps for you.

Install the plugin

Reload plugins

Claude Code prompts you to run this — it activates the new plugin's hooks, slash commands, and MCP server.

Sign in

A browser opens — approve the device code.

Bind this repo (required)

Run once per repo. This is the step most people miss. Open Claude Code at a workspace root holding several sibling git repos (e.g. ~/Repos/Drip/{drip-api,web,mobile}) and Memlin auto-resolves to the org project that owns them — no add-projectneeded; you only need it for a single standalone repo that isn't attached yet, or a non-git folder.

Health check

Confirms auth, API reach, and a resolved project.

Verify

Healthy shows project: <name> — not none.

Keep it updated (two steps)

When a new version ships, update in two steps — refresh the marketplace mirror first, then update the plugin. /plugin update on its own checks your localcopy of the marketplace, which can lag the remote, so it may report “already latest” while a newer version is actually published. Restart Claude Code afterward to load the new version.