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Initialize the memory persistence system by creating memory.md if it doesn't exist. Safe to call multiple times - will not overwrite existing memory.
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| name | create-memory |
| description | Initialize the memory persistence system by creating memory.md if it doesn't exist. Safe to call multiple times - will not overwrite existing memory. |
Initialize the memory persistence system.
Check if memory.md exists in the current working directory using the Read tool
If memory.md already exists:
If memory.md does not exist:
memory.md with the following initial structure:# Memory
This file stores persistent key-value pairs.
## Entries
<!-- Memory entries below this line -->
Memory is stored at: ./memory.md (current working directory)
Memory entries are stored as markdown list items in key-value format:
- **key**: value
Add a new note or update an existing one. Creates the notes database if it doesn't exist.
Delete a note from the database. Removes the note file and its index entry.
List all notes in the database with their topics and descriptions.
Read a specific note from the database. Use this to get fresh content after making changes.
Remove a document from the database. Deletes the document file and removes its entry from the index. Use this when the user wants to delete stored information.
Initialize the database by creating the database/ directory and an empty index.md file. Safe to call if database already exists - will not overwrite existing data.