Remb — VS Code Extension
Persistent memory and context for AI coding sessions. Makes your AI remember across conversations.

Install
Search "Remb" in the VS Code Extensions panel, or:
ext install remb.remb
Features
Copilot Chat Participant
Type @remb in GitHub Copilot Chat to interact with your project memory:
@remb /recall — Load project context into the conversation
@remb /save — Save a context entry for a feature
@remb /memory — Create or search persistent memories
@remb /scan — Trigger a codebase scan
@remb /history — View recent conversation history
Remb registers 9 tools that GitHub Copilot can invoke autonomously:
| Tool |
Description |
remb_loadProjectContext |
Load full project context bundle |
remb_conversationHistory |
Load recent conversation history |
remb_conversationLog |
Record session activity |
remb_saveContext |
Save feature-specific context |
remb_getContext |
Retrieve context entries |
remb_listMemories |
Browse persistent memories |
remb_createMemory |
Save a new memory |
remb_triggerScan |
Trigger codebase scan |
remb_scanStatus |
Check scan progress |
The Remb sidebar provides tree views for:
- Projects — Switch between registered projects
- Changes — See recent codebase changes
- Memories — Browse, search, and manage memories
- MCP Servers — Connect to MCP servers
- Context — View loaded context entries
Commands
Access via Command Palette (Cmd+Shift+P):
Remb: Login / Remb: Logout
Remb: Save Context / Remb: Create Memory
Remb: Search Memories
Remb: Sync Project Now
Remb: Switch Project
Remb: Open Dashboard
Remb: Toggle MCP Server
Configuration
| Setting |
Default |
Description |
remb.apiUrl |
https://www.useremb.com |
API server URL |
remb.autoLoadContext |
true |
Auto-load context on startup |
remb.contextRefreshIntervalMinutes |
2 |
Context refresh interval |
How It Works
- Install the extension and run
Remb: Login
- Initialize a project with
Remb: Switch Project or via the CLI (remb init)
- Use Copilot normally — Remb's tools auto-inject context into every conversation
- Save discoveries — use
@remb /save or @remb /memory to persist important context
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