What problem does it solve? Users lose track of passwords, API keys, server configurations, and personal preferences scattered across conversations and config files. This Skill acts as a persistent vault, writing and reading categorized Markdown files under ~/.hermes/vault/ so information survives across sessions without consuming memory token quotas. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Categorized Storage: Organizes data into five Markdown files covering credentials, server configs, completed tasks, preferences, and useful tips. - Write and Recall on Demand: Saves information when the user says "remember this" and retrieves it when the user asks questions like "what is my API key". - Plain-Text Permanence: Uses standard .md files that users can also open and edit directly on their machine. - Use Case: A user asks the assistant to remember a new API key with its provider, base URL, and model name; later, in a new session, the user asks for the key and the assistant reads it back from the vault file. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to remember a piece of information such as an API key or server IP, and it will be saved into the appropriate vault file for later retrieval.
