| name | qq-memory |
| description | Use when the user asks Codex to remember, forget, update, or inspect persistent QQBot memory. This skill provides the qq-memory CLI for deterministic key-value memory operations shared with the QQ bot. |
QQ Memory
Use the qq-memory command when the user asks to remember, update, forget, delete, or inspect persistent preferences or facts.
Memory is stored as key-value Markdown in the container Codex home:
/codex-home/memories/qqbot.md
Commands:
qq-memory show
qq-memory get <key>
qq-memory set <key> <value>
qq-memory set <key>=<value>
qq-memory del <key>
qq-memory clear
Guidelines:
- Use stable, concise keys such as
name, role, style, language, research_direction.
- Prefer updating an existing key over creating duplicates.
- If the user asks what is remembered, call
qq-memory show.
- If the user asks to forget something, call
qq-memory del <key> when the key is clear; otherwise inspect with qq-memory show first.
- After changing memory, briefly tell the user what changed.
Confirmation workflow for remembering or updating facts:
- When the user asks you to remember something, infer an appropriate key and value. You may normalize wording, split a sentence into a concise key-value pair, or merge it with an existing key, but the meaning must remain exactly unchanged.
- Before calling
qq-memory set, show the proposed change to the user and ask for confirmation. Include whether it is an add or update.
- Do not write memory until the user explicitly agrees.
- If the user gives corrections, revise the proposed key/value and ask for confirmation again.
- Repeat revision and confirmation until the user fully agrees.
- Only after confirmation, run
qq-memory set <key> <value> or qq-memory set <key>=<value>.
- For deletion or clearing memory, also confirm before running
qq-memory del <key> or qq-memory clear, unless the user already gave an explicit direct command to delete/clear.
Example confirmation:
我准备这样写入记忆，请确认：
操作：新增
key: language
value: 用户希望默认使用中文回答
确认后我再写入。
