name	memory-maintenance
description	Inspect, consolidate, audit, forget, or restore Aionforge Memory. Use when the user asks about memory health, backlog, provenance, stale records, corrections, deletion, restoration, or why a memory was recalled.
license	MIT OR Apache-2.0
metadata	{"aionforge-version":"0.4.1"}

Memory Maintenance

Requires an enabled Aionforge Memory MCP server.

Use this skill when the task is about the memory system itself.

Call server_status if connection state is unknown.
Call consolidation_status to inspect backlog or failed derived work.
Run consolidate only when the user/project policy permits mutating derived memory.
Use audit_history to explain provenance, capture receipts, supersession hints, lifecycle changes, and rejection reasons.
Use forget or unforget only when the user explicitly names the target memory id or asks for a specific lifecycle change.
After lifecycle changes, search again when the user needs confirmation of visible recall state.

This skill maintains memory episodes and their derived work: consolidation, audit, decay, forget, and restore.
Work items are out of scope here. They are persistent and exempt from decay and forget; manage them with the work-tracking skill (work_advance to retire one to done/dropped), not forget. work_advance is itself audited, so audit_history still explains a work item's transitions.

Preserve memory ids in answers.
Prefer audit evidence over guesses.
Treat ERR_NOT_FOUND as absent or unauthorized; do not infer hidden memory existence.

name	memory-maintenance
description	Inspect, consolidate, audit, forget, or restore Aionforge Memory. Use when the user asks about memory health, backlog, provenance, stale records, corrections, deletion, restoration, or why a memory was recalled.
license	MIT OR Apache-2.0
metadata	{"aionforge-version":"0.4.1"}

Requires an enabled Aionforge Memory MCP server.

Use this skill when the task is about the memory system itself.

Call server_status if connection state is unknown.
Call consolidation_status to inspect backlog or failed derived work.
Run consolidate only when the user/project policy permits mutating derived memory.
Use audit_history to explain provenance, capture receipts, supersession hints, lifecycle changes, and rejection reasons.
Use forget or unforget only when the user explicitly names the target memory id or asks for a specific lifecycle change.
After lifecycle changes, search again when the user needs confirmation of visible recall state.

This skill maintains memory episodes and their derived work: consolidation, audit, decay, forget, and restore.
Work items are out of scope here. They are persistent and exempt from decay and forget; manage them with the work-tracking skill (work_advance to retire one to done/dropped), not forget. work_advance is itself audited, so audit_history still explains a work item's transitions.

Preserve memory ids in answers.
Prefer audit evidence over guesses.
Treat ERR_NOT_FOUND as absent or unauthorized; do not infer hidden memory existence.

memory-maintenance