create-memory

You can scaffold memory folders by providing a natural language description, which the tool uses to infer Project, Type, and Title, generating a standardized YYYYMMDD-<slug> directory with metadata.yaml and starter files.

Generated memory folders use a standardized YYYYMMDD-<slug> naming convention. The slug is inferred from the natural language description to ensure consistent chronological and contextual organization.

Generating a metadata.yaml file and starter files happens automatically during memory scaffolding. The tool creates a ready-to-edit metadata template and a type-specific initial file like meeting-notes.md or investigation.md.

No external dependencies are required to create memory scaffolding on the local filesystem. The tool only needs basic OS access to generate folders, metadata.yaml, and initial files without external libraries.

Yes, you can validate context and confirm details before creation. The tool derives Project, Type, and Title from your input and prompts for confirmation to ensure the correct memory folder structure is generated.

Type-specific starter files are generated during memory scaffolding based on inferred context. These include templates like meeting-notes.md, investigation.md, and findings.md, alongside a standardized metadata.yaml file.