memory

Name: memory
Availability: InStock
Author: jsagir

Inspect and modify MindrianOS memory layers across sessions and rooms.

2|Updated Mar 22, 2026

Search Tags:#memory management #JTBD #memory layer #contextual information #mindrianos

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npx skills add https://github.com/jsagir/mindrian-os-plugin --skill memory-jsagir

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Skill: memory
Source: https://github.com/jsagir/mindrian-os-plugin/tree/main/skills/memory
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jsagir/mindrian-os-plugin --skill memory-jsagir

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires node, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides the ability to inspect and manage the different memory layers within MindrianOS, enabling users to access and manipulate the stored information across sessions and rooms.

Core Features & Use Cases

Memory Layer Inspection: View the within-session, across-session, and cross-room memory layers.
Query & Modify: Interact with the memory layers to query specific information or modify the state of the stored data.
Use Case: Use the skill to check the status of ongoing projects or review past discussions within different rooms.

Quick Start

To view the memory layers, simply type /mos:memory.

Frequently Asked Questions about memory

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I inspect memory layers within MindrianOS sessions?▼

To inspect MindrianOS memory layers, use this skill to view and manage within-session, across-session, and cross-room memory. It provides a structured view of stored JTBDs and related contextual data.

How do I manage cross-room contextual information for JTBDs?▼

Managing cross-room contextual information for JTBDs involves querying and modifying the MindrianOS memory layers. This skill allows you to interact with stored data to review past discussions across different rooms.

How can I check the status of ongoing projects using MindrianOS memory?▼

Checking the status of ongoing projects requires accessing the across-session memory layer in MindrianOS. This skill retrieves structured JTBD data and historical context to review project progress.

Do I need Bash to manage MindrianOS memory layers?▼

Yes, you need Bash to execute commands for managing MindrianOS memory layers. The skill also requires access to MindrianOS environment variables and Node to properly inspect and modify contextual data.

Can I modify across-session memory data directly?▼

Yes, you can modify across-session memory data directly by interacting with the MindrianOS memory layers through this skill. It supports querying specific information and updating the stored contextual state.

What is the best way to view within-session memory in MindrianOS?▼

The best way to view within-session memory in MindrianOS is by executing the skill's command via Bash. It inspects the active memory layer to display current contextual information and JTBD structures.