| name | mempalace-repo |
| description | Use when working with the repo-local MemPalace setup for PRML VSLAM, especially to refresh or search mined docs and Codex chat histories, inspect palace status, or generate wake-up context from the repo-local palace. |
MemPalace Repo
Use this skill when the task is about the repo-local MemPalace setup in this
repository.
What This Skill Owns
- the repo-local palace at
.artifacts/mempalace/palace
- the staged docs source tree under
.artifacts/mempalace/sources/docs
- the staged Codex raw session copies under
.artifacts/mempalace/sources/chats
- refresh/search workflows through the wrapper script
Workflow
- Refresh the staged docs and chat sources, then mine them into the repo-local
palace:
python3 .agents/skills/mempalace-repo/scripts/mempalace_repo.py refresh
- Inspect the current palace state:
python3 .agents/skills/mempalace-repo/scripts/mempalace_repo.py status
- Search the mined docs and chat history:
python3 .agents/skills/mempalace-repo/scripts/mempalace_repo.py search "your query"
- Generate wake-up context from the repo-local palace:
python3 .agents/skills/mempalace-repo/scripts/mempalace_repo.py wake-up
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The repo-local Codex startup hook runs
.agents/scripts/mempalace_startup_context.sh, which refreshes MemPalace in
the background and prints wake-up context at session start.
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When a task produces durable context, keep the final-answer debrief concise
but complete enough for later mining: decisions, files changed, validation,
blockers, and follow-up facts.
Guardrails
- Treat the repo-local palace as derived state. Refresh it instead of editing
mined source trees by hand.
- Prefer repo-scoped raw Codex session JSONLs over the flattened exports for
conversation mining; MemPalace has a dedicated Codex normalizer for the raw
session format.
- Keep docs and chat histories in separate wings so searches can be scoped when
needed.
- Do not assume the global
~/.mempalace palace is the one this repo uses; the
wrapper script pins a repo-local palace path.
- Treat
.artifacts/mempalace/ as derived state. Do not hand-edit staged
sources, logs, or palace index files.
