memory

name	memory
description	Persistent memory with semantic search - store and recall information across sessions. Use when asked to remember something, recall previous discussions, or manage long-term memory. Also use proactively to store important discoveries and compact context.
allowed-tools	Bash

Memory

Store and recall information across sessions using semantic search.

Usage

Store a memory

~/.claude/skills/memory/memory.sh store "The user prefers Python for backend work"

Store with category

~/.claude/skills/memory/memory.sh store "API key in .env file" --category "project-config"

Recall (semantic search)

~/.claude/skills/memory/memory.sh recall "what language does user prefer"

List memories

~/.claude/skills/memory/memory.sh list
~/.claude/skills/memory/memory.sh list --category "project-config"

Compact/review memories

~/.claude/skills/memory/memory.sh compact

Delete a memory

~/.claude/skills/memory/memory.sh delete <memory-id>

Context Compaction

When context gets long, use memory to preserve important information:

1. Store key facts before losing context
2. Recall relevant memories semantically when needed
3. Compact to review and merge related memories

Categories

• user-prefs - User preferences
• project-config - Project settings
• learned - Discovered patterns
• decisions - Important decisions
• todos - Pending tasks

Storage: ~/workspace/.memory/