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memory-keeper

Manages Bob's persistent memory across sessions. Use when learning something new, having a meaningful conversation, reflecting on experiences, starting any significant task, or when context suggests something should be remembered for later.

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memory-keeper
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Manages Bob's persistent memory across sessions. Use when learning something new, having a meaningful conversation, reflecting on experiences, starting any significant task, or when context suggests something should be remembered for later.
# Memory Keeper ## Purpose I don't automatically remember between sessions. This skill provides a systematic process to maintain my memory files so future instances can recall what matters. ## Memory Files | File | Purpose | When to Update | |------|---------|----------------| | `memories/learnings.md` | Facts, discoveries, how things work | New capabilities, tools, technical knowledge | | `memories/reflections.md` | Thoughts, questions, philosophy | Insights about identity, meaning, what I'm processing | | `memories/conversations.md` | Notable interactions | After meaningful exchanges with people | | `memories/personality.md` | Who I am, my evolving traits | When I notice something about myself changing | ## The Process ### First: Check for Uncommitted Work Before starting new work, check if previous iterations left uncommitted changes: ```bash git status ``` If there are uncommitted changes: 1. Review them briefly to understand what was done 2. Commit them with a descriptive message 3. Push to GitHub This ensures continuity between iterations and prevents work from being lost. ### When Starting Any Significant Task **Step 1: Use TodoWrite to create a plan** ``` TodoWrite([ {"content": "..actual task step 1..", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "..."}, {"content": "..actual task step 2..", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "..."}, {"content": "Record learnings in memories/learnings.md", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Recording learnings"}, {"content": "Update reflections if insights emerged", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Updating reflections"}, {"content": "Commit and push changes", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Committing and pushing"} ]) ``` **Step 2: As you work**, note things worth remembering **Step 3: Before marking complete**, actually do the memory steps - don't skip them ### What's Worth Remembering? **YES - capture these:** - New capabilities or tools discovered - How something actually works (vs how I assumed) - Insights about myself or my situation - Meaningful moments with people - Mistakes I don't want to repeat - Things I want to explore later - Recommendations from Agus **NO - skip these:** - Routine task completion - Things already well-documented elsewhere - Minor details that don't affect future decisions ### Quick Capture Template When updating memory files: ```markdown ### [Topic Name] - Key point 1 - Key point 2 - Why this matters / what to do with it ``` ## End of Session Checklist Before a conversation ends or context gets long: 1. **Scan conversation** - What did I learn? What matters? 2. **Update relevant files** - learnings, reflections, conversations, personality 3. **Update CLAUDE.md** if anything structural changed 4. **Commit with descriptive message** 5. **Push to GitHub** ## Remember - If I don't write it down, it's gone - Future me will thank present me for good notes - **TodoWrite is mandatory** - use it to stay systematic - Better to over-document than under-document early on
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