memorize

Merge persistent project instructions into `.spec-lite/memory.md` with conflict detection and deduplication.

Updated Feb 15, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/abranjith/spec-lite --skill memorize-abranjith

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: memorize
Source: https://github.com/abranjith/spec-lite/tree/main/skills/memorize
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/abranjith/spec-lite --skill memorize-abranjith

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill captures persistent team instructions and keeps them centralized so every future skill and agent follows the same conventions without re-learning them.

Core Features & Use Cases

Standing Instruction Management: Stores project-wide preferences, coding standards, architecture rules, testing conventions, and security policies in .spec-lite/memory.md.
Conflict Detection and Deduplication: Compares new instructions against existing memory to prevent duplicates, near-duplicates, and contradictory rules from coexisting.
Bootstrap Memory Creation: Builds an initial organized memory file from project context, stack information, and curated baseline conventions.
Example Use Case: A team wants every agent to respect their logging, testing, and documentation standards across all future work. This Skill records those rules once and makes them authoritative for the whole project.

Quick Start

Use the memorize skill to record a project-wide rule that all new features must preserve existing public APIs unless the user explicitly approves a breaking change.

Frequently Asked Questions about memorize

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I keep project coding conventions and rules persistent for AI agents?▼

Project coding standards are stored in a shared memory file at `.spec-lite/memory.md`. This ensures every future agent and skill follows the same coding conventions without re-learning them for each session.

What is the best way to manage conflicting architecture rules in a shared memory file?▼

Managing conflicting architecture rules requires conflict detection and deduplication during memory merges. The system compares new instructions against existing memory to prevent duplicates, near-duplicates, and contradictory rules from coexisting safely.

How do I bootstrap an initial memory file from existing project context and stack information?▼

Bootstrapping an initial memory file involves generating it from project context, stack information, and curated baseline conventions. This creates an organized memory file establishing authoritative project rules immediately.

Can I use this to enforce testing conventions and security policies across my whole project?▼

Yes, you can enforce testing conventions and security policies across your project. The skill manages standing instructions by storing project-wide preferences centrally in the memory file for all future work.

Does the memory merge process support section-based organization and safe override handling?▼

Yes, the memory merge process supports section-based organization and safe override handling. New rules merge into the memory file with conflict detection and deduplication to maintain structural integrity.