Store user decisions and preferences across sessions using the mcp__mira__memory tool.
npx skills add https://github.com/ConaryLabs/Mira --skill remember-conarylabs
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: remember Source: https://github.com/ConaryLabs/Mira/tree/main/plugin/skills/remember Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ConaryLabs/Mira --skill remember-conarylabs
This skill stores memories to persist decisions, preferences, and contextual knowledge across user sessions.
To remember information, provide the content to store and optional flags for category and type. For example, /mira:remember Remember my preferred API endpoint --category api --type context
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To persist context across multiple sessions, you can store decisions and preferences using the memory tool by providing content with optional category and type tags, which returns a memory ID for later recall.
You save preferences by submitting the contextual note content to the memory tool, optionally tagging it with a category and type, which preserves your choices for future continuity.
Yes, you can tag stored memories with specific categories and types using the optional flags, allowing you to organize and filter contextual knowledge for efficient retrieval later.
The best way to maintain continuity is by storing key decisions and contextual notes in persistent memory, which captures your preferences and returns an ID to reference in subsequent conversations.
No specific external dependencies are required to preserve session context, as the skill operates using the integrated memory tool to capture and retrieve your stored decisions and preferences.
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