القائمة
Save the approved plan and checkpoint when execution starts, and verify all plan checkbox items are complete before claiming the task is finished
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| name | memory-plan-execution |
| version | 0.9.5 |
| description | Save the approved plan and checkpoint when execution starts, and verify all plan checkbox items are complete before claiming the task is finished |
Use this skill when:
Do not use this skill for:
Save the approved plan and checkpoint together:
go run ./.agents/skills/memory-layer/scripts/main.go start-plan-execution \
--project <project-slug> \
--plan-file /tmp/approved-plan.md
Verify the approved plan is fully executed:
go run ./.agents/skills/memory-layer/scripts/main.go finish-plan-execution \
--project <project-slug>
Optional explicit checkpoint-only helper:
go run ./.agents/skills/memory-layer/scripts/main.go checkpoint-project \
--project <project-slug> \
--note "Plan approved; starting implementation"
start-plan-execution before implementation starts.finish-plan-execution.start-task-execution workflow instead of this plan workflow.Keep this skill on the stronger engineering path.
This focused skill uses the shared Go helper under .agents/skills/memory-layer/scripts/.
go must be available on PATH for these helper commands to run.
Umbrella entrypoint for Memory Layer workflows; use for broad memory-related turns, shared invariants, and docs/admin work, while focused query/resume, plan-execution, and remember skills handle the narrow workflows
Record a task memory before starting direct no-plan implementation work when the user asks to implement, fix, change, add, update, release, install, or otherwise mutate the repository without first approving a plan
Guide first-time GitHub repository initialization for a Memory Layer project; use when setting up or auditing GitHub remotes, repository metadata, Actions workflows, secrets, variables, branch protection, required checks, or Memory Layer repo onboarding, with discovery and dry-run review before write-capable changes
Initialise or refresh Memory Layer in a project directory after Memory Layer is already installed; use for repo-local setup with .mem, .agents/memory-layer.toml, and repo-local memory skills, previewing writes before applying them
Query curated project memory before answering repo-specific questions, and use resume to get back into flow after interruptions
Remember meaningful completed work by capturing task context and curating it into durable project memory with provenance
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