Store project and conversation memories into MemPalace via the mine command.
npx skills add https://github.com/nedaktov-ops/StenoMD --skill mine-nedaktov-ops
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: mine Source: https://github.com/nedaktov-ops/StenoMD/tree/main/knowledge_graph/.codex-plugin/skills/mine Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nedaktov-ops/StenoMD --skill mine-nedaktov-ops
Store and organize memories from projects or conversations so they can be retrieved quickly later.
Store the current project memory into MemPalace and prepare it for later retrieval.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can store project meeting notes and decisions by executing a CLI command that extracts and saves conversation insights into a searchable memory store, enabling quick retrieval during future planning and reviews.
The best way to capture research logs for later search is to use a note-taking and memory-management system that tags and indexes entries, allowing you to retrieve past insights quickly when making decisions or continuing work.
Yes, saving project memories via CLI requires a MemPalace environment and CLI access to execute the memory extraction instructions, ensuring your notes and project documentation are properly stored for retrieval.
Yes, you can use this memory management tool for project documentation and kickoff notes, as it is specifically designed to capture key decisions from ongoing work and store them for fast lookup during reviews.
Structured memory retrieval works by tagging and indexing stored memories from projects and conversations, allowing you to perform fast lookup of past insights, research logs, and decision history when planning next steps.
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