Store durable facts and notes in a PARA-based file system.
npx skills add https://github.com/googlarz/stapler --skill para-memory-files-googlarz
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: para-memory-files Source: https://github.com/googlarz/stapler/tree/main/skills/para-memory-files Command: npx skills add https://github.com/googlarz/stapler --skill para-memory-files-googlarz
PARA Memory Files address long-term knowledge organization by structuring memory using the PARA method—allowing users to store, retrieve, and synthesize information across sessions.
Place a new fact into the knowledge graph under life/projects and reference it in a daily note to begin persistent memory.
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To organize long-term memory using the PARA method, you store durable facts and notes in a structured file system. This approach categorizes information into Projects, Areas, Resources, and Archives to maintain knowledge graphs and persistent entities across sessions.
Structuring a knowledge graph for personal knowledge management involves creating entities with YAML frontmatter and summary files. You layer daily notes, tacit knowledge, and timelines under directories like life/projects to support recall and weekly synthesis.
To archive outdated items and apply memory decay in a note-taking system, you use forward-compatible decay rules and weekly synthesis routines. This process moves outdated entities to archives, ensuring stored knowledge remains fresh and retrievable over time.
No, this PARA-based memory system requires no external dependencies or tools to function. It relies entirely on a structured file system using YAML frontmatter schemas and markdown files to manage entities, daily notes, and knowledge graphs natively.
Yes, you can use YAML frontmatter to manage entities and timelines for project planning. The system satisfies a structured YAML schema to define durable facts, outline timelines, and link project notes within your daily entries.
You should use a layered memory model with daily notes and tacit knowledge when you need persistent recall and planning across multiple sessions. It is ideal for long-term archival of key insights and synthesizing project progress weekly.
eternnoirUpdate knowledge base files while preserving frontmatter and markdown structure.
a7gardenOrganize knowledge into PARA folders with atomic YAML facts and qmd queries.
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HeatMarieStore and retrieve atomic facts using the PARA method.
