Peek
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What is Peek?
Peek is a Claude Code plugin that makes Claude Code listen to you by automatically learning your preferences and injecting them at the right time. Unlike manual markdown instruction files, Peek steers Claude Code better through automatic memory capture and intelligent injection of relevant corrections.
The tool automatically logs incidents that you guide Claude Code through, eliminating the need for repeated reminders. It seamlessly injects corrections without requiring you to prompt Claude Code for them each time. Peek merges, updates, and distills your memories, then injects the highest relevant ones after each of your own prompts using Claude hooks.
Peek is designed for developers and software engineers who use Claude Code in their terminal-based coding workflow. It helps users who frequently repeat the same debugging tips, project architecture decisions, coding style preferences, and commands. The plugin is ideal for anyone building ongoing projects where they want Claude to
Peek pricing
Pricing model: Free
The website does not explicitly state pricing details for Peek. It appears to be available as a plugin that users can get started with in five lines of configuration. The service is operated by Convergence Tech Inc. Users can view memories, edit/delete memories, and request data exports through the web app at gopeek.ai. No free tier or paid plan pricing is mentioned on the main page.
Peek pros
- Automatically captures memories and corrections without manual reminders
- Injects corrections seamlessly without prompting Claude Code
- Better steering than traditional markdown instruction files
- Merges, updates, and distills memories automatically
- Injects highest relevant memories after each prompt
- Eliminates need for repeated explanations of project details
- No manual setup required for memory capture
- View all memories through the Peek web app
- Edit or delete individual memories at any time
- Delete conversation sessions independently
- Revoke API keys to stop plugin data collection
- Uninstall plugin to stop all local data reading
- Request full data export or account deletion
- Works with Claude Code in terminal environment
- Claude hooks simplify injecting pertinent memories
Peek cons
- Requires API key for data collection
- Only works with Claude Code, not other AI assistants
- Plugin must be installed to function
- Local data reading occurs when plugin is active
- Web app required to view and manage memories
- Account deletion requires emailing privacy team
- Limited to Claude Code terminal workflow
- May have latency impact during coding sessions
Frequently asked questions about Peek
What is Peek and what does it do?
Peek is a Claude Code plugin that makes Claude Code listen to you by learning your preferences automatically and injecting them at the right time. It steers Claude Code better than markdown files through automatic memory capture and intelligent injection of relevant corrections.
How does Peek automatically capture memories?
Peek automatically logs incidents that you guide Claude Code through, eliminating the need for reminders. It captures coding style preferences, common bugs and fixes, project architecture decisions, and frequently used commands without manual setup.
How does Peek inject corrections into Claude Code?
Peek seamlessly injects corrections without requiring you to prompt Claude Code for them. The plugin merges, updates, and distills your memories, then injects the highest relevant ones after each of your own prompts using Claude hooks.
Can I view and manage my memories in Peek?
Yes, you can view all memories stored about you through the Peek web app at gopeek.ai. You can edit or delete individual memories at any time, delete conversation sessions, and revoke API keys to stop plugin data collection.
How do I stop Peek from collecting data?
You can revoke API keys to stop plugin data collection, or uninstall the plugin to stop all local data reading. For complete account deletion and data removal, contact [email protected].
How do I get started with Peek?
You can get started with Peek in five lines of configuration. The plugin integrates with Claude Code in your terminal environment to automatically capture and inject your preferences.
What types of preferences does Peek remember?
Peek remembers your preferred coding style, common bugs you hit and how you fix them, project architecture decisions, and commands or patterns you use a lot. It captures any incident you guide Claude Code through.
Who is Peek for?
Peek is for developers and software engineers who use Claude Code and want to avoid repeating the same explanations, debugging tips, or project details every session. It helps anyone building ongoing projects where they want Claude to understand them quicker.
How does Peek compare to markdown instruction files?
Peek steers Claude Code better than markdown files because it learns preferences automatically instead of requiring manual writing. It injects corrections seamlessly without prompting and updates memories dynamically as you work.
Who operates the Peek service?
Convergence Tech Inc operates the Peek service, which includes the Peek web application at gopeek.ai and the Peek Claude Code plugin. For privacy questions or data requests, contact [email protected].