Store and retrieve long-term memories with semantic search and category tagging.
npx skills add https://github.com/jholhewres/devclaw --skill memory-jholhewres
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: memory Source: https://github.com/jholhewres/devclaw/tree/main/pkg/devclaw/copilot/builtin/skills/memory Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jholhewres/devclaw --skill memory-jholhewres
This Skill captures and retrieves non-sensitive long-term memories so conversational agents can maintain context across sessions, avoid repeated questions, and personalize responses.
Use memory to save the user's preference "Prefers dark mode" and then search for "theme preference" before responding to UI customization requests.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You add persistent memory by storing facts, preferences, events, and conversation summaries for future retrieval. This allows conversational agents to maintain context across sessions, avoid repeated questions, and personalize responses using semantic search.
Semantic search for conversation context finds related memories using queries to enrich responses with relevant past context. It uses semantic search indexing to retrieve stored facts, preferences, events, and summaries based on query meaning rather than exact keyword matches.
Yes, you can browse stored entries to review, summarize, or export past interactions. The memory skill provides listing with limits and category tagging for facts, preferences, events, and summaries, enabling audit and export of past conversation context.
The best way to prevent storing secrets is using built-in safeguards that block sensitive data from being saved. The memory skill includes safeguards to prevent storing secrets or credentials while persisting non-sensitive facts, preferences, and conversation summaries.
You save a user's formatting preferences by storing them as persistent memory, then search for relevant preferences before responding to future requests. For example, store "Prefers dark mode" and search for "theme preference" before handling UI customization requests.
You should not use persistent memory when dealing with sensitive data, secrets, or credentials. The safeguards prevent storing secrets, so persistent memory is suited only for non-sensitive facts, preferences, events, and conversation summaries across sessions.
PaparusiStore, retrieve, and delete long-term memory with semantic embeddings.
Toperythroblast876Search the ourmem shared memory store for relevant stored memories via semantic search.
zotIndex files and conversation history for persistent recall and semantic search.
maruakshayEnforce deterministic memory write gates before persisting long-term memory entries.
