What problem does it solve?
AI assistants frequently forget important user preferences, project decisions, and technical conventions across sessions, leading to repeated context-gathering questions, inconsistent behavior, and wasted time re-establishing context for recurring tasks.
Core Features & Use Cases
- MCP-Native Storage: Uses the Neuralscape MCP
remember tool for reliable, async memory writes with no need for manual REST calls.
- Single Fact Storage: Save one categorized, durable fact (preference, decision, convention, etc.) to a persistent memory layer with automatic deduplication to avoid duplicate entries.
- Context-Aware Scoping: Automatically routes memories to the correct user and project context, with multi-step fallback resolution for project and user IDs when explicit values are not provided.
- Privacy & Safety Guardrails: Built-in rules to avoid storing sensitive data like API keys and passwords, prevent prompt injection by only storing neutral facts rather than directives, and default sensitive shared facts to private visibility.
- Use Case: If a user mentions they prefer TypeScript with strict mode enabled for all new frontend projects, use this skill to save that fact so future agent sessions automatically follow the preference without re-asking.
Quick Start
Use the remember skill to save the fact that the user prefers dark mode for all coding interfaces and categorize it as a preference.