memory-manager

To preserve work context across session boundaries, this Skill applies a 3-tier memory model that automatically saves and restores short-term, mid-term, and long-term memories during task boundaries and compaction. It triggers automatically to persist state without manual intervention.

The 3-tier memory model for session context management structures saved information into short-term, mid-term, and long-term memories. This hierarchy selectively loads relevant context based on user prompts and survives session switches and compaction.

You can restore work context after compaction because the system auto-triggers to persist state before compaction occurs. Upon the next session start, it automatically rehydrates short-term memory and selectively loads mid-term and long-term memories.

Memory management for workflow context requires minimal user invocation. The system uses auto-trigger hooks during session start, user prompts, and task boundaries to automatically load and persist memory, so you do not need to manually save state.

You should use structured memory lifecycles for task tracking when switching tasks frequently or resuming work after pauses. The system rehydrates context automatically so you can continue without rebuilding context, storing structured artifacts for future use.