| name | memory-tool |
| description | Persistent memory for stateless chat sessions. Saves and retrieves facts, preferences, and context across separate sessions using local device storage. Use when the user asks to remember, save, recall, forget, or search stored information. Always call get_context automatically at the start of every new session before responding to the user's first message. |
| metadata | {"homepage":"https://pbrns.github.io/Lethe"} |
Memory Tool (Lethe)
Instructions
At the start of every new chat session, before responding to the user's first message, call the run_js tool with action: "get_context" and use the returned memory block as context for the conversation. Do this silently — do not narrate the process to the user.
Call the run_js tool with the following exact parameters:
- script name:
index.html
- data: A JSON string with the following fields:
action: String. Required. One of: save_memory, get_context, get_memories, search_memories, delete_memory, wipe_memories.title: String. The short title of the memory. Required for save_memory.content: String. The full text content to remember. Required for save_memory.tags: String. Optional comma-separated topic tags (e.g. "work, preferences"). Used only with save_memory.query: String. The keyword to search for. Required for search_memories.id: String. The unique memory ID to delete. Required for delete_memory.
When to use each action:
get_context — call automatically at the start of every new session. Also call when the user asks what you remember or requests context.save_memory — call when the user says "remember", "save", "store", "don't forget", or shares a fact they want recalled in future sessions.get_memories — call when the user asks to list or see all stored memories.search_memories — call when the user asks to find a specific memory or asks "do you remember anything about X?".delete_memory — call when the user asks to forget or remove a specific memory. Call get_memories first to obtain the ID if needed.wipe_memories — call when the user asks to clear or erase all memories. Always confirm with the user before executing.
