Edo's Framework — persistent context for Claude Code
Give Claude Code a memory your whole team shares.
Every new Claude Code session starts from zero. You re-explain the architecture, re-justify decisions you already made, and watch it re-read the same files it read yesterday. Edo's Framework fixes that: your product decisions, roadmap, and code map live in structured files that Claude loads at the start of every session — in VS Code, on the web, or from your phone.
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What you get
Persistent project context
Each project keeps a living set of context files — product, vision, architecture decisions, roadmap, open questions, and a code map of where every concern lives across your repos. /active loads it, /save-progress writes back to it. Claude plans with the full picture instead of re-deriving it from your repo every morning.
Tickets and sprints
Product owners write tickets on the web; developers launch them in VS Code with the project's context already attached. Sprints, a personal board, mentions, and context proposals that let developers suggest changes to the canonical files for the PO to review as a clean diff.
Workflow AI — multi-model offload
Claude stays the planner and reviewer while a cheaper model (DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi) runs the repetitive work on your own API keys. Every edit passes a validation gate before it lands, runs report honestly when they hit their turn cap, and you always see which model ran and what it cost. Opt-in per task — nothing is offloaded silently.
Commit, branch, push, and merge without leaving the editor, each with a plain-English explanation of what's about to happen.
Testing suite
Generate tests for a linked project and run the whole suite from the sidebar.
Automations
Schedule GitHub Actions to run reports, send email, and check your repos — including while your machine is off.
Remote
Drive a live Claude Code session from your phone: queue prompts, approve permissions, and get push notifications when a run needs you. Available on the Max plan.
Site and app builder
Ship a site or small app with a custom domain straight from the sidebar.
Getting started
- Install the extension
- The setup wizard runs automatically on first launch
- Point it at your projects folder — the framework creates everything else
No git clone, no manual downloads. The wizard sets your projects root, creates the edos-claude-framework folder with its initial files, and optionally wires up an automations repository for scheduled agents.
Then, in Claude Code:
| Skill |
What it does |
/active |
Load a project's full context |
/new-chat |
Start a tracked piece of work |
/save-progress |
Checkpoint the session into the chat file |
/end-chat |
Close it out and update the project's records |
/workflow |
Run a task on a cheaper model instead of Claude |
/build-code-map |
Map where everything lives across your repos |
/connect-db |
Wire a SQL Server database into Claude Code as an MCP server |
Forty skills ship with the extension and sync to ~/.claude/commands/ automatically on every activation.
Pricing
Free tier with no credit card, and a 14-day trial of everything. Paid plans start at €6.99/month, with team plans priced flat rather than per seat. Full breakdown at edosframework.com/about.
Requirements
- VS Code 1.85 or later
- Claude Code — the framework is designed around it
- Git on your PATH (for the Git tools and the automations repo)
- GitHub CLI (
gh) for the automation features
macOS notes
Fully supported on Intel and Apple Silicon — pure TypeScript, no native modules.
- Automation permission (one-time): sidebar buttons and the mobile remote deliver commands to Claude Code by simulating a paste keystroke via AppleScript (
osascript). The first time this runs, macOS asks you to allow your editor under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility. Grant it once and everything works from then on.
- Default projects location: the wizard defaults to
~/Documents/PROJECTS on macOS and ~/OneDrive/Desktop/PROJECTS on Windows. You can point it anywhere.
- SQL Server (
/connect-db): SQL Server doesn't run natively on macOS — use a remote database or Docker (azure-sql-edge on Apple Silicon) with SQL authentication; Integrated Security is Windows-only.
- Bundled skills run fine under both bash and zsh.
Extension settings
| Setting |
Description |
edosFramework.projectsRoot |
Root folder where all your projects live — set by the setup wizard |
edosFramework.frameworkPath |
Path to your edos-claude-framework folder (auto-detected) |
edosFramework.automationsRepoPath |
Path to your automations repository for GitHub Actions agents |
edosFramework.workflowModel |
Default model for /workflow runs (auto picks by task complexity) |
edosFramework.remoteEngine |
How phone-queued prompts reach Claude — sdk (headless, recommended) or keystroke |
edosFramework.language |
Sidebar language: en or sr (Serbian, Latin script) |
Links
Licensed MIT.