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Audit implementation or project progress against an approved XMemo plan, checkpoint, decisions, and current evidence. Use when verifying another agent's completion report, reconciling multi-agent claims, identifying drift or blockers, or determining the exact next action. Never promote a claim to verified state without evidence.

Run a structured XMemo-grounded brainstorm that recalls prior goals, constraints, decisions, and failed approaches; generates distinct options; challenges them; and converges on a user-approved direction. Use when exploring product ideas, architectures, strategies, or plans in ChatGPT or Codex. Keep proposals tentative until approved and save only durable outcomes.

Turn an important ChatGPT, Codex, or cross-agent work session into concise, retrieval-ready XMemo outcomes. Use when summarizing key points, preserving decisions and rationale, extracting TODOs and unresolved questions, or saving unfinished progress. Do not archive raw transcripts, filler, secrets, or tentative ideas as confirmed facts.

Prepare or receive a professional XMemo handoff between ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, and other compatible AI agents. Use when switching agents, transferring unfinished work, reconciling a received handoff, or preserving a restart-ready package with provenance, evidence, blockers, and one exact next action.

Use XMemo to recall, review, and preserve durable outcomes across conversations and AI agents. Trigger for ChatGPT brainstorming, plan organization or review, audits of plans and progress from Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Kiro, or other connected agents, important-conversation distillation, project context, session resume, checkpoints, TODOs, blockers, handoffs, and memory lifecycle requests. Separate durable memory, working state, evidence, events, and actions; deduplicate writes; never archive raw transcripts or secrets.

Design or revise an evidence-gated project plan and executable Markdown plan using XMemo context and available live artifacts. Use when starting a project, turning goals or a brainstorm into PROJECT_PLAN.md and EXECUTION_PLAN.md, decomposing work into phases and acceptance gates, assigning multi-agent ownership, or correcting a plan after review. Keep proposals distinct from approved decisions and implemented progress.

Resume a project or unfinished task from XMemo by recovering the latest verified checkpoint, relevant decisions, TODOs, blockers, and exact next action. Use at the start of a new ChatGPT or Codex session, after an interruption, or when continuing work previously handled by another compatible agent. Reconcile saved state with current evidence before acting.

Review a proposed plan against XMemo's saved goals, decisions, constraints, lessons, project state, and acceptance criteria. Use for architecture, implementation, migration, or launch plans produced in ChatGPT, Codex, or another agent. Return a formal verdict and review gate; never mistake a proposal for approved work or implemented progress.

Audit implementation or project progress against the approved XMemo plan, checkpoint, decisions, and current evidence. Use when Claude must verify another agent's completion report, reconcile multi-agent claims, identify drift or blockers, and determine the exact next action. Never promote a claim to verified state without evidence.

Run a structured XMemo-grounded brainstorm that recalls prior goals, constraints, decisions, and failed approaches; generates distinct options; tests them; and converges on a user-approved direction. Use when exploring ideas, product directions, architectures, strategies, or plans with Claude. Keep proposals tentative until the user approves them, and save only durable outcomes.

Turn an important Claude conversation or work session into concise, retrieval-ready XMemo outcomes. Use when summarizing key points, preserving decisions and rationale, extracting TODOs and unresolved questions, or saving unfinished progress. Do not archive raw transcripts, filler, secrets, or tentative ideas as confirmed facts.

Prepare or receive a professional XMemo handoff between Claude sessions or compatible AI agents such as Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot, or Kiro. Use when switching agents, transferring unfinished work, reconciling a received handoff, or preserving a restart-ready package with provenance, evidence, blockers, and one exact next action.

Use XMemo to recall and preserve durable project context, decisions, plans, TODOs, checkpoints, and cross-agent handoffs. Use when resuming work, distilling an important conversation, reviewing a brainstorm or implementation plan against saved context, recording progress or blockers, handing work between Claude and another compatible agent, or managing memory lifecycle actions. Never save raw transcripts, secrets, or tentative ideas as confirmed decisions.

Design or revise an evidence-gated project plan and executable Markdown plan using XMemo context and the live workspace. Use when starting a project, turning goals or a brainstorm into PROJECT_PLAN.md and EXECUTION_PLAN.md, decomposing work into phases and acceptance gates, assigning multi-agent ownership, or correcting a plan after review. Keep proposals distinct from approved decisions and implemented progress.

Resume a project or unfinished task from XMemo by recovering the latest verified checkpoint, relevant decisions, TODOs, blockers, and exact next action. Use at the start of a new Claude session, after an interruption, or when continuing work previously handled by another compatible agent. Reconcile saved state with current evidence before acting.

Review a proposed plan against XMemo's saved goals, decisions, constraints, lessons, project state, and acceptance criteria. Use for architecture plans, implementation plans, launch plans, or plans produced by Claude or another agent. Return a formal verdict and review gate; do not mistake a proposal for approved work or implemented progress.

Persistent user-owned memory for agents with standalone runtime execution. Use when an agent should remember, recall, search memory, save or restore handoff state, manage TODOs, record expenses, diagnose XMemo auth, or operate XMemo even when MCP tools are not configured.

Use XMemo from VS Code (and forks like Cursor/Windsurf) to recall project context, capture engineering decisions, preserve handoff state, and connect to the hosted XMemo MCP endpoint safely.

Use XMemo's hosted MCP memory tools for durable context, project preferences, decisions, reminders, and cross-session recall in Cursor.

Use XMemo from Codex to recall project context, capture engineering decisions, preserve handoff state, and configure the hosted XMemo MCP endpoint safely.

Advanced long-term memory integration skill for agentic workflows. Direct access to episodic recall, semantic decision tracing, and transaction ledgers.