agd-memory

Per-project persistent memory in AGD format with selective retrieval and graph traversal. Use when the user says "ricordi", "what do you remember", "do you know X" — or when you need project context (user preferences, paths, past decisions, scope-restricted rules) before answering. The memory file is a graph; pull the TOC first, then fetch the relevant blocks plus their backlinks/refs in a single call. Costs roughly 6-15x fewer tokens than loading the whole memory file (TOC alone ~6x, typical 1-3 block fetch ~14x, single-block ~74x).

Configure the language(s) used by the agd-memory auto-recall hook for stopword filtering. Use when the user says "enable italian recall", "abilita italiano per il recall", "set recall language", "which languages for recall", "disabilita italiano recall", "reset recall languages", or asks to add a custom stopwords file. Default after install is English only; other languages are opt-in.

Save a fact to the project's agd-memory. Use this skill when the user invokes /remember, says "ricorda questo", "salvalo in memoria", "remember this", "save to memory", or asks you to memorise a specific decision/path/version/preference. Two modes: with an argument the text is saved directly; without an argument propose a draft from the recent conversation and wait for the user's confirmation before writing.

Open the agd-memory project memory in a local browser viewer. Spins up a small http server on localhost and prints the URL. Use when the user says "show me the memory", "view memory", "open memory", "see the graph", "apri la memoria", "vedi la memoria", or asks to inspect/visualize/browse the agd memory file.