What problem does it solve?
This skill provides a structured, shell-driven memory system to manage task-scoped sessions, concise reasoning traces, and review-first durable memory for coding-agent workflows.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Task-scoped sessions with a single session_id per active coding task.
- Three memory layers (short-term, reasoning, long-term) with dedicated commands to capture, reason about, and persist knowledge.
- Durable memory operations (add-fact, add-preference, add-entity) with safe modification paths (replace-*, alias-entity, merge-entity) to maintain a clean knowledge graph.
- CLI surface via neo4j-agent-memory memory that supports recall, add, inspect, search, and delete workflows for reproducible coding sessions.
Quick Start
Start a local Neo4j instance and create a task-scoped memory session using the memory CLI to begin recording the active task workflow.