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About archeus

archeus is built and maintained by Babar Muhammad Anas. It is MIT licensed, free, and has no subscription and no API key of its own.

Tests
1,494
Lines of Python
62,489
Commits
159
GitHub stars
9
Installs / month
Releases
1

Last measured 2026-09-08 14:05 UTC, by the repository’s own weekly metrics run.

  1. Why it exists

    It started as a session picker and became a workspace layer, because every problem it fixed turned out to sit one level below the one before it. Browsing sessions needs a project list; a project list is only useful if the next session starts with the right context; context is only affordable if something bounds it. The memory graph is the end of that chain, not the beginning.

  2. Credits & inspiration

    archeus is built on ideas from the wider Claude Code ecosystem. With thanks:

    cognee and Aider’s repo-map
    Graph memory and retrieval budgeting, both reimplemented from scratch in pure stdlib for project memory.
    Anthropic’s claude-code code-review plugin
    The confidence-scoring, high-threshold, CLAUDE.md-compliance review pattern behind archeus review.
    thedotmack/claude-mem
    The session-observation to summary to SessionStart injection pattern behind recent-work memory.
    anthropics/claude-plugins-official
    The Skills extension model and plugin structure.
    diegosouzapw/OmniRoute
    A self-hosted free-tier model proxy; the inspiration for economy model routing and now the backend behind free execution in Plan → Execute.
    olsenbrands/fable-foreman
    The skill plus worker and verifier subagent pattern for delegating execution to cheaper models under a frontier model’s plan.
    VoltAgent/awesome-claude-code-subagents
    The community catalog the agent library mirrors — 150+ agents in 10 categories. All credit for the agents goes to their original authors.
    microsoft/markitdown
    Document-to-markdown token-efficiency thinking; document ingestion is on the roadmap.
    claudemarketplaces.com and Ponytail
    Skill and plugin discovery, and the code-minimization rule behind one of the bundled hooks.

    Bundled starter skills are original write-ups inspired by patterns in community collections, each credited in-file.

  3. Licence

    MIT. Use it, fork it, ship it. archeus uses your existing Claude Code authentication and adds no subscription and no API key of its own.