What Eklavya is
Eklavya is a Claude Code plugin with two jobs: help you understand the work Claude produces and remember what happened in your project.
- Learn as you build. Short questions connect to the code Claude just wrote. Your answers guide the difficulty and schedule future reviews.
- Carry context forward. Eklavya saves prompts and work evidence, turns them into observations, and recalls relevant history in later sessions.
- Choose how much it interrupts. Keep skippable questions, require a passing quiz before commits, or use memory alone.
By default, questions arrive one at a time during work, with a four-minute checkpoint interval and a budget of four questions per session. Memory and the side panel are on; commit enforcement is off. The dials explains how to change this.
Start here
You need Claude Code and Node.js 22 or newer on macOS, Linux or Windows.
Eklavya needs no separate account. Its database and search index stay on your
computer. New installs use claude-sonnet-5 through your Claude Code login for
memory summaries and prompt feedback; recalled history becomes context for
Claude. See memory and data for what is captured and sent.
| Your goal | Read next |
|---|---|
| Get it running | Installing |
| See what a session feels like | Watch the demo · Your first session |
| Adjust questions or memory | The dials |
| Find a command or setting | Commands · CLI · Configuration |
| Understand the components | How it works |
| Fix a problem | Troubleshooting |