Capture development session learnings and route them into MEMORY.md files.
npx skills add https://github.com/dohernandez/claude-skills --skill memory-dohernandez
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: memory Source: https://github.com/dohernandez/claude-skills/tree/main/plugins/memory/skills/memory Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dohernandez/claude-skills --skill memory-dohernandez
Centralized knowledge management for an ecosystem of skills by capturing learnings from development sessions and routing them to the appropriate MEMORY.md file for each skill.
Use /memory capture with a concise learning and then /memory review to inspect relevant memory entries.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To route learnings into memory stores, use the /memory capture command to convert new insights into entries and direct them to the correct skill's MEMORY.md file for later review.
The best way to consolidate knowledge across skills is using the /memory consolidate command, which deduplicates and reorganizes learnings to maintain a clean, centralized knowledge base.
You can review captured learnings by running the /memory review command, which aggregates and displays memory entries per skill to reinforce knowledge and guide future development.
Yes, this knowledge-management approach explicitly supports orchestrator memory consolidation by routing development session learnings into appropriate MEMORY.md files across the entire skill ecosystem.
Yes, you can use this memory routing skill without external dependencies, as it operates independently to format entries and provide capture, review, and consolidate commands for developer workflows.
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