name	atuin-memory
description	Check, store, and retrieve atuin memory for project roadmap, feature work, and optional cross-project priming context.

Use this skill for atuin-backed project memory. Keep task state in project-metadata. Use technical-knowledge as read-mostly cross-project priming memory when reusable technical context would help.

Start with project-detection.md.
Use project-metadata.md for roadmap, feature plans, specs, todos, and session notes.
Use technical-knowledge.md for cross-project priming memory and retrieval cues.
Use operations.md for get/set/delete syntax and multiline storage.
Prefer a user-named feature slug.
Otherwise use the active roadmap item when it is clear.
Do not infer the feature slug from git branch by default.
If the feature is unclear, ask the user.
main and master are never valid feature slugs.
A named branch alone is not enough. If the branch name is the only candidate, ask whether it maps to the memory name.
If the derived project or feature slug looks like a temp dir, hidden scratch dir, or placeholder such as tmp.*, random dot-dir names, or no-branch, ask the user how the memory should be remembered before storing it.

name	atuin-memory
description	Check, store, and retrieve atuin memory for project roadmap, feature work, and optional cross-project priming context.

Start with project-detection.md.
Use project-metadata.md for roadmap, feature plans, specs, todos, and session notes.
Use technical-knowledge.md for cross-project priming memory and retrieval cues.
Use operations.md for get/set/delete syntax and multiline storage.
Prefer a user-named feature slug.
Otherwise use the active roadmap item when it is clear.
Do not infer the feature slug from git branch by default.
If the feature is unclear, ask the user.
main and master are never valid feature slugs.
A named branch alone is not enough. If the branch name is the only candidate, ask whether it maps to the memory name.
If the derived project or feature slug looks like a temp dir, hidden scratch dir, or placeholder such as tmp.*, random dot-dir names, or no-branch, ask the user how the memory should be remembered before storing it.

atuin-memory