init-memory

Project memory setup is automated by creating a docs/memory/ directory containing MEMORY.md and topic folders with INDEX.md files, while updating local settings to enable auto memory for persisting ongoing learnings across sessions.

Project memory is a structured docs system that persists ongoing learnings across sessions. You need to set it up when starting a new project or whenever the docs/memory/ directory is missing to maintain standardized knowledge.

You enable auto memory by triggering the initialization process, which automatically updates your local project settings to activate persistent learnings while generating the required docs/memory/ structure.

Yes, project memory initialization automatically generates topic folders within the docs/memory/ directory, each containing an INDEX.md file alongside the main MEMORY.md to provide a ready-to-use structured documentation framework.

The best way to standardize project memory is to automate the setup of a structured docs/memory/ directory containing MEMORY.md and topic INDEX.md files, establishing a consistent foundation for capturing ongoing project learnings.

Your project needs a docs/memory/ directory because it serves as the standardized location for MEMORY.md and topic folders, enabling auto memory to properly persist and organize ongoing learnings across sessions.