| name | forgetful-project-load |
| description | Load recent Forgetful context for an already registered project by matching the current working directory to a Forgetful project and retrieving recent project-scoped memories. Use when the user asks to load, refresh, resume, or catch up on recent Forgetful project information. |
Forgetful Project Load
Use this skill when the user wants recent Forgetful context for the current repository.
This skill is read-only. Do not create projects, memories, entities, or links. If no matching project exists, report that and suggest $forgetful-project-init.
Workflow
- Determine the current working directory from session context.
- Discover project candidates:
execute_forgetful_tool("list_projects", {})
- Match the current directory to a Forgetful project. Prefer repository metadata from the git remote when available, then project name or project notes. Do not guess a project ID.
- If no project matches, say that no existing Forgetful project matched the directory and stop.
- Load recent project memories:
execute_forgetful_tool("get_recent_memories", {
"limit": 10,
"project_ids": [PROJECT_ID]
})
- If the user gave a task or topic, also run a focused semantic query:
execute_forgetful_tool("query_memory", {
"query": "<task or topic>",
"query_context": "Loading project-scoped Forgetful context for the current Codex session",
"project_ids": [PROJECT_ID]
})
- Briefly report:
- matched project name and ID
- number of recent memories found
- the highest-signal decisions, patterns, or gotchas relevant to the current task
If there are no project memories, say that directly.
Privacy And Distribution
This skill is distributed publicly. Do not hardcode or assume private names, hostnames, local paths, repository owners, or user-specific conventions. Use only runtime-discovered values and user-confirmed information.
Do not surface secrets or credentials if they appear in retrieved context.
