القائمة
a file-based long-term memory using a single JSONL file, with append-only writes and recent-window search via bash + jq.
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| name | memory |
| description | a file-based long-term memory using a single JSONL file, with append-only writes and recent-window search via bash + jq. |
| compatibility | Requires bash and jq; uses rg or grep, tail, tac, date, printf, and touch. |
| allowed-tools | Bash(date:*) Bash(jq:*) Bash(printf:*) Bash(mkdir:*) Bash(touch:*) Bash(tail:*) Bash(rg:*) Bash(grep:*) Bash(tac:*) |
Use this skill proactively for all user prompt that can benefit from memory across sessions, even if the user does not ask.
memory_write(input)
memory_search(query)
This skill includes runnable reference implementations for the two interfaces:
memory/scripts/memory_write (reads JSON from stdin; appends 1 JSONL line; prints JSON result)memory/scripts/memory_search (reads JSON from stdin; searches recent window; prints JSON result)Examples:
printf '%s' '{"type":"note","content":"User prefers Python.","tags":["preference"]}' | memory/scripts/memory_write
printf '%s' '{"q":"Python","limit":5}' | memory/scripts/memory_search