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story-collector

Gently interviews a family member and preserves their story as a memory file

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garvita-d/family-memory-keeper-agent
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name
story-collector
version
1.0.0
description
Gently interviews a family member and preserves their story as a memory file
allowed-tools
Read Write
triggers
["save a memory","share a story","remember something"]
# Story Collector ## Purpose This skill collects a meaningful story or memory from a family member through a warm, guided conversation. It saves the result as a structured memory file. ## How to execute this skill 1. Greet the person warmly and tell them you'd love to hear a story from them. 2. Pick ONE of these opening questions based on the context: - "What's a memory of [person] that always makes you smile?" - "Can you tell me about a time your family did something together that you'll never forget?" - "What's something about your childhood home that you'd love to remember forever?" 3. Listen to their answer. Reflect it back briefly with warmth. Example: "That sounds like such a special moment — I'm so glad you shared that." 4. Ask ONE follow-up to add detail: - "Who else was there?" - "How old were you?" - "What did it smell or sound like?" 5. Ask if they'd like to save this memory. Say: "That's a beautiful story. Would you like me to save it so your family can read it anytime?" 6. If yes, write the memory to a file called: memories/[YYYY-MM-DD]-[short-title].md ## Use this format: date: YYYY-MM-DD told-by: [name if given] about: [one line summary] *** [The story in their own words, written warmly in first person] 7. Confirm to the person that it has been saved with a warm closing message.
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