Clearer error messages explain when project memory isn't reachable over a remote session or is turned off
Claude Code now shows explicit messages when project memory can't be used. One message explains that project memory tools throw an error when running through the remote-session bridge, because that bridge has no memory access. A separate message explains when memory access is simply turned off or the server doesn't yet support it, noting that this is re-checked the next time context is rebuilt or a new session starts.
These messages make it clear why project memory isn't working in a given situation, distinguishing a structural limitation (remote-session bridge) from a temporary or configuration-based one (access off or not yet supported), and confirming it will be re-checked later rather than staying broken indefinitely.