memoria-usuario

Store user preferences and context using the memoria-usuario Skill's CLI script. Save structured data like preferences, facts, and rules to a hierarchical /memories store, then retrieve them at session start to tailor responses. The Skill persists data in a database-backed structure accessible across sessions.

Yes. Use the memoria-usuario Skill to save personalized information—communication preferences, user facts, learned rules—and retrieve it when needed. Each save operation stores data by user ID, enabling Claude to access and apply that context in future sessions.

Implement session-persistent memory using the memoria-usuario Skill's view, save, update, delete, and clear operations. Store data in structured paths like /memories/preferences.xml, then query by user ID before responding to apply remembered context and personalization.

Update stored memories by specifying the user ID, memory path, and old/new content to replace. Delete individual memories by path or clear all memories for a user. Both operations modify the database-backed /memories store immediately.

Yes. Memoria-usuario implements a hierarchical /memories store with directory and file semantics, allowing you to organize different memory types—preferences, facts, rules, context—into separate paths and manage them independently.

The Skill accepts arbitrary content formats for memory storage. The Quick Start examples show XML structure for preferences, but you can store any text-based format—JSON, plain text, or domain-specific markup—by specifying it in the content parameter.