Ha! I did the same after reading this article. I sometimes see memories being created but never really think twice about it. Two other tips I would recommend to do to kind of clean up your Claude Code: - Check the skills that you have installed via the /config command. It tells you how many tokens each skill uses and how many times it has been used since installation. I removed ~20 unused skills which cost roughly 3k tokens combined.

- Check the ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md files. This is your "global" CLAUDE.md file on this machine which gets read at the start of every session. Any global rule belongs here, rather than having it in every project's CLAUDE.md file.

It's definitely worth doing a bit of cleaning now and then to catch duplicate or outdated rules.