memtomem-remember
openbooklet.com/s/memtomem-rememberopenbooklet.com/s/[email protected]GET /api/v1/skills/memtomem-rememberSave an explicit user-requested memory with memtomem. Use only when the user clearly asks to remember, record, or persist information for later.
Compile a read-only task briefing from project memories, recent updates, and user preferences, list recent handoff IDs, and verify cited paths against the live Git worktree.
Explicitly save or resume a compact project handoff shared by Claude Code, Codex CLI, Kimi Code, and other compatible runtimes.
Index or re-index an explicitly selected file or directory with memtomem. Use for initial ingestion or intentional refresh after file changes.
Recall memtomem memories created in a date range. Use for recent memories or requests scoped by day, week, month, source, or namespace.
Search indexed memtomem memories by topic. Use for past decisions, notes, findings, or project context that may exist in the memory index.
Set up and verify a first memtomem memory source. Use for onboarding, choosing an index path, or confirming that search works.
Check memtomem configuration, storage, index counts, dense coverage, and warnings. Use when search is empty, degraded, or needs diagnosis.
Review session outcomes and the latest Git commits, check existing memories for duplicates, and explicitly save durable project decisions, fixes, or preferences.
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