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SCMD — Stop Calling Me Daddy
A local review deck for Claude Code's persistent memories.
MIT LicenseClaude Code pluginLocal-first, no telemetryZero runtime dependenciesPublished npm package
Opportunity score
53/100
This is a useful single-player utility with a real pain point, but weak direct monetization and retention make it more a wedge or open-source reputation asset than a standalone venture-scale business.
Founder verdict
MAYBE
A useful wedge with real user pain, but not a venture-scale business on its own.
What is SCMD — Stop Calling Me Daddy?
SCMD is an open-source local tool that gives Claude Code users a review-card interface for persistent memory files before anything is changed or deleted. The GitHub repository shows an early-stage single-purpose utility: MIT-licensed, 6 stars, 1 fork, 11 commits, no pricing or monetization visible. It addresses a real, visceral pain—Claude Code silently writes and reads memories—with privacy-first, non-destructive workflows. As a standalone business it is unproven, but it is a useful wedge for agent memory control.
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