memory-updater

To keep memory synchronized with repository state automatically, scan source directories for skills, commands, agents, and hooks, compare them against the canonical memory file, and generate a changelog-ready report for applying updates.

Global memory drifts from repository sources when skills, commands, agents, and hooks are updated without reflecting those changes in the canonical memory file. Automated synchronization prevents this drift by scanning directories and comparing configurations.

Track memory synchronization timestamps across sessions by recording the last sync time in a dedicated file, which enables automated tracking during session wrap-ups and ensures consistent cataloging of repository components.

Generate a changelog report for updated skills, agents, and hooks by scanning source directories, comparing the current configurations with canonical memory, and producing a report showing updated sections to prompt memory updates.

Yes, you can integrate memory synchronization into automated workflow session wrap-ups by tracking the last sync timestamp, allowing the system to catalog skills, commands, agents, and hooks consistently at the end of each session.

No external configuration tool is needed to synchronize memory across hello-scholar environments. The synchronization process scans source directories directly, compares them with the canonical memory file, and generates update prompts without dependencies.