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Store a session-state summary in Membase, tagged so a future session (this client or another) can recall exactly where things were left off.
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Pre-release drill for the Membase plugin — package every artifact locally, install each client (claude, codex, cursor, openclaw, hermes) through its real channel, verify auth, then prove skills AND hooks actually work end-to-end. Use before tagging a release, e.g. "/release-drill" or "/release-drill codex" for one client.
Connect an AI client (claude, cursor, codex, hermes, openclaw) to Membase from this repo — first-time local install, config wiring, and a verification smoke test. Use when the user asks to install, set up, connect, or test a Membase connector locally, e.g. "/membase-connect claude" or "cursor 연동해줘".
Flush pending local captures to Membase cloud, then sweep and consolidate fragmented or duplicated memories — without deleting originals without confirmation.
Correct, avoid, or delete unsafe or stale Membase context.
Capture durable repository-specific context into Membase.
Use Membase memory and wiki when prior user/project context may improve the answer.
| name | membase-handoff |
| description | Store a session-state summary in Membase, tagged so a future session (this client or another) can recall exactly where things were left off. |
Use /membase:handoff when a session is ending, context is about to be
compacted, or the user is switching to another client and wants continuity.
store_handoff tool — it applies the literal
[HANDOFF] tag (how SessionStart's automatic prefetch and other clients'
manual search_memory calls find it) and replaces the previous handoff
for the project: the cloud keeps exactly one per project. Fall back to
add_memory with the [HANDOFF] prefix only if the tool is missing.project when a project slug is known, so unrelated projects
don't surface each other's handoffs.