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Get memory statistics for the current workspace. Returns counts of total, enabled, disabled, high-importance, and normal-importance memories.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
Save information to persistent cross-conversation memory. Call this skill to save important information you learned. You MUST NOT manually modify the memory files.
Writing guidelines for producing high-quality Traditional Chinese (zh-TW) content. Use when writing any kind of content. Including blog posts, notes, technical articles, technical writing, chitchat, social media posts, etc., even when you are just sending a text message. Also use when reviewing or editing existing Chinese content for tone, style, and terminology compliance.
Modify memory metadata (visibility, importance) or disable memories. Use when you need to update the status of existing memories. You MUST use this skill to modify memory metadata, you MUST NOT manually modify the memory files.
Search through saved memories and your personal workspace notes by keywords. Use when you need to recall previous conversations, information about the user, or your own knowledge notes.
Conduct a self-directed research session where you pick a topic from provided reference materials or your own curiosity, research it thoroughly using web search and browser tools, and write personal study notes to your agent workspace. Use in your personal research time, are given articles or topics to explore, or want to add new knowledge notes to your personal workspace at /app/data/agent-workspace/. **IMPORTANT - NEVER DELEGATE THIS SKILL TO SUBAGENTS OR ASSIGN IT AS A TASK.**
Edit the last reply message that was sent via send-reply
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| name | memory-stats |
| description | Get memory statistics for the current workspace. Returns counts of total, enabled, disabled, high-importance, and normal-importance memories. |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
Get statistics about saved memories in the current workspace.
${HOME}/.agents/skills/memory-stats/scripts/memory-stats.ts \
--session-id "$SESSION_ID"
Stats include: