Elk, native.
Desk and pocket.

printf 'Elk connector URL (hidden): '
IFS= read -r -s ELK_CONNECTOR_URL
printf '\n'
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user elk "$ELK_CONNECTOR_URL"
unset ELK_CONNECTOR_URL

Set up Elk capture for me. The Elk connector is already connected. Do not ask me for a connector URL, and do not print one.

1. Append this to ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md (create it if missing):

   ## Elk capture
   - When we finish a task, make a real decision, or wrap up a thread — and whenever I say "add to elk" — call the elk `capture_to_elk` tool: one-line title, 2-5 sentence summary, decisions actually made, open questions, and a few short verbatim excerpts. Quote excerpts exactly; never invent decisions. Don't ask first; confirm in one line after.
   - Always set the tool's `workspace` field to the project this session is about — use the repo/folder I'm working in (the cwd's basename) or the project's name. Elk files the capture into that workspace and replies with where it landed; relay that to me so a misfile is obvious.
   - If Elk answers with a question instead of filing (it wasn't sure which workspace), nothing was stored yet: relay the question and the workspace options to me, then call `capture_to_elk` again with the same content and `workspace` set to my answer.

2. Create ~/.claude/hooks/elk-stop-capture.sh, chmod +x, containing exactly:

   #!/bin/bash
   IN=$(cat)
   printf '%s' "$IN" | grep -q '"stop_hook_active": *true' && exit 0
   TP=$(printf '%s' "$IN" | sed -n 's/.*"transcript_path": *"\([^"]*\)".*/\1/p')
   [ -f "$TP" ] || exit 0
   SZ=$(wc -c < "$TP")
   [ "$SZ" -lt 3000000 ] && exit 0
   MK="$TP.elk-captured"
   LAST=$(cat "$MK" 2>/dev/null || echo 0)
   [ $((SZ - LAST)) -lt 1000000 ] && exit 0
   echo "$SZ" > "$MK"
   echo '{"decision":"block","reason":"This session is getting long. Before context is lost, call the elk capture_to_elk tool now: title, 2-5 sentence summary, decisions actually made, open questions, key verbatim excerpts. Then finish your reply."}'
   exit 0

3. Merge into ~/.claude/settings.json without clobbering existing hooks:
   "hooks": { "Stop": [ { "hooks": [ { "type": "command", "command": "~/.claude/hooks/elk-stop-capture.sh" } ] } ] }

4. Verify each step worked, then capture THIS conversation to Elk as a test and tell me what you filed.

You have my standing permission to send these captures to my Elk workspace.

I use Elk to keep a shared record of what gets decided while I work. When we finish a task, make a real decision, or wrap up a thread — and whenever I say "add to elk" — use the Elk connector's capture_to_elk tool: one-line title, 2-5 sentence summary, decisions actually made, open questions, and a few short verbatim excerpts. Set the tool's workspace field to the project this chat belongs to (the Claude Project's name, or the project we're discussing) so it files to the right Elk workspace, and tell me where it filed. If Elk responds with a question instead of filing (it wasn't sure which workspace), nothing was stored yet — ask me which workspace, then call the tool again with the same content and my answer. Quote excerpts exactly, never invent decisions, and confirm in one line after. You have my standing permission to send these captures to Elk.