Memory saves are counted and can be quieted in the transcript, and cloud memory calls are marked

What

A memory save is when Claude writes something down to its memory so it can use it later. Claude Code changed how these saves appear in the conversation and how they are counted.

• isCloudMemoryCall and quietWords are new inputs to the code that draws a tool call on screen. A tool call is one action Claude takes, such as reading a file or saving a memory. isCloudMemoryCall is also passed to the step that picks the tool's displayed name.
• cloudMemoryToolUseIds is a new list carried on messages from a remote assistant. It is read from tool_use_meta and marks which tool calls were cloud memory calls.
• quietMemorySaves and memorySavesToldAsCalls are now used by the summary of a group of tool calls. Memory saves are counted in that summary, and saves that failed are hidden when saves are shown quietly.
• memorySaves is a new list in a session's summary data. It is only included when at least one memory save was recorded. When stats are combined, memorySaves is added up alongside the existing relevantMemories.

Why

In practice, memory saves, including ones made through cloud memory, may look different in your transcript: they can be grouped into the tool-call summary and shown more quietly, with failed saves left out when quiet display is in use.