BooBridge is a plugin for Claude Cowork. Installing it takes a few minutes: download one file, upload it into Cowork, then make a project with a folder. That's it.
Download Grab the BooBridge plugin (a single .zip file) from the download page and save it somewhere you can find it, like your Downloads folder. You don't need to unzip it.
Where it is Open Settings in Claude. In the left column, under Customize, choose Plugins.
Add it Click Add in the top right, choose Upload plugin, and pick the zip you downloaded.
Done BooBridge appears in the plugin list with your name as the author, switched on. It is installed on this computer.
Restart once On a fresh install, restart Claude before your first real session, and if anything acts strange, restart the computer. Claude runs your commands in a small workspace that is set up in the background, and on a brand-new install it sometimes isn't ready. When that happens you get errors that sound technical and have nothing to do with what you asked. A restart clears it.
Open Projects In Claude, go to Chat and Cowork and click Projects in the left column. Click New project in the top right.
Fill it in Give it a name under What are you working on? and a sentence under What are you trying to achieve?
Attach the folder Click Use a folder, then pick one from the list or Choose a different folder. A brand-new empty folder is fine.
This part matters A folder chosen here stays attached for good. A folder added to a project that already exists lasts only that session and is gone next time you open it.
Start a Cowork chat Open your new project and start a new Cowork chat in it. It has to be a Cowork chat, not an ordinary one: only Cowork can reach your folder, which is where BooBridge keeps your memory.
Allow the folder The first time, Claude asks for permission to use your project folder. Say yes. It asks once, not every session.
Say the word Type “set up this project” once. BooBridge builds its memory files in your folder, which takes a few seconds. From then on, open a new Cowork chat in the project and say “catch up” to begin.