Save, index, search, and recall categorized memories in Ghost workspace sessions.
npx skills add https://github.com/i0switch/yoyaku-tosho --skill ghost-memory
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: ghost-memory Source: https://github.com/i0switch/yoyaku-tosho/tree/main/.github/skills/ghost-memory Command: npx skills add https://github.com/i0switch/yoyaku-tosho --skill ghost-memory
This skill helps save, search, recall, and inspect long-term memory within the Ghost workspace memory system, enabling cross-session continuity and quick access to reusable facts and context.
Store a memory entry and then use memory recall or memory search to retrieve it.
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Cross-session memory management works by saving, indexing, and recalling facts and contextual notes within the Ghost workspace, ensuring continuity during multi-step tasks and long-running projects.
You can save memories using specific categories like fact, episode, context, and preference, which helps structure data for efficient indexing and precise search retrieval later.
Maintaining long-term context for research projects involves applying a memory store with safe add and search operations, enabling quick access to reusable facts and contextual notes across sessions.
Yes, you can perform sync and integrity checks using built-in Ghost memory workflows, ensuring your saved memory entries remain consistent and reliable for recall during multi-step tasks.
No, cross-session memory management requires no external dependencies, utilizing built-in Ghost tooling and a sync workflow to handle storing facts, events, and contextual notes securely.
kbtimeStore and search persistent user memories via MemOS API endpoints.
brolagStore and recall user-provided facts across sessions with tiered memory architecture.
augustsclCreate a hierarchical file-based memory directory with per-category INDEX.md files.
bahayonghangIndex Markdown notes into a local SQLite vector/full-text index.
