The original title is "Claude Code Team Memory: CLAUDE.md, Git, or MCP?" which has a colon, which is not allowed. Let me rewrite it.

Short summary

The article compares three layers of agent memory for Claude Code teams: CLAUDE.md for stable per-repo conventions, Git as the canonical code record, and an MCP memory server for live cross-machine decisions and coordination. The author argues these compose rather than compete. The post concludes with a pitch for Vibsync, the author's own MCP memory product.

• •CLAUDE.md holds durable per-repo instructions; Git is source of truth for code
• •MCP memory server captures live, cross-machine decisions and agent coordination
• •The three layers compose — but the post pitches Vibsync as the MCP solution

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