Plugin

vardoger

vardoger personalizes Claude Code by analyzing your own conversation history and turning recurring patterns into tailored rules. How it works: the plugin's `analyze` skill calls the `vardoger` CLI, which reads your local `~/.claude/projects/` session files in batches. Claude summarizes each batch for behavioral signals (tools you prefer, libraries you use, coding conventions you follow, mistakes you don't want repeated), then synthesizes the summaries into a single personalization that lands in your rules file. Re-running refreshes the personalization as your history grows. Everything runs on your machine — conversations never leave your disk, there is no server or account, and the output is plain Markdown you can edit or delete. The same CLI also supports Cursor, Codex, and OpenClaw, so the personalization stays consistent across assistants if you use more than one.

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Analysed

11 October 2026

Last observed

11 October 2026

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