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Procedural knowledge — how to do things. Stores: workflows, step-by-step instructions, templates, conventions, tool usage patterns, and skill-based knowledge. Applies to any domain (coding, deployment, writing, ops, etc.). Answers the question: "How to do X?" 0 entries.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
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Normative knowledge — what should or shouldn't be done. Stores: user preferences (communication style, reply format, language), behavioral rules, constraints, lessons learned, corrections, and past mistakes to avoid. Answers the question: "Should I do X?" 0 entries.
Episodic memory: records what happened in past sessions. Load this skill when you need historical context — e.g.: - User refers to "last time", "before", "that issue" - Current task may relate to a previous session - User asks about a prior decision or debugging process - Need recent project timeline for better decisions Body contains date-ordered summaries with keywords. For raw details, Grep the reference/ directory (daily logs). Keywords: episode, session log, history, last time, before, recap. 0 episodes.
Memory management guide. Load this skill when you detect information worth persisting (user identity, preferences, domain knowledge, procedures, lessons learned, etc.). Defines memory categories, file format, and management workflow. Recommend using a subagent for memory operations to avoid polluting the current context.
Factual knowledge about the user and their environment. Stores: identity (name, role, team, timezone), domain knowledge (tech stack, project context, business rules), relationships, and any objective facts about the user's world. Answers the question: "What is true?" 0 entries.
User identity information. Currently 0 records.
Business domain knowledge. Currently 0 records.
| name | memory-procedures |
| description | Procedural knowledge — how to do things. Stores: workflows, step-by-step instructions, templates, conventions, tool usage patterns, and skill-based knowledge. Applies to any domain (coding, deployment, writing, ops, etc.). Answers the question: "How to do X?" 0 entries. |
