Write and read structured notes across project and cross-project sessions.
npx skills add https://github.com/kiryteo/opencode-setup --skill session-memory-kiryteo
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: session-memory Source: https://github.com/kiryteo/opencode-setup/tree/main/skills/session-memory Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kiryteo/opencode-setup --skill session-memory-kiryteo
Continual note-taking system that makes agents progressively better at recurring tasks. Write structured learnings after working in unfamiliar areas. Read them before starting work. Notes are for agent consumption, not human documentation.
Write a concise note after finishing work in unfamiliar areas and read relevant notes before starting the next task.
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To retain knowledge across coding sessions, you can use a cross-session memory system that writes structured notes after exploring unfamiliar code and reads them before starting new tasks. This captures experiential knowledge in project-level and cross-project storage.
Cross-session note tracking works by applying a dual-storage approach with structured templates containing Key Facts, Gotchas, and Patterns. It automatically logs substantive sessions to a dedicated memory file, ensuring knowledge persists for future decisions.
The best way to document unfamiliar code exploration is writing structured notes immediately after finishing work. Use a defined template capturing Key Facts, Gotchas, Patterns, and Related Files, storing them in project-level or cross-project memory directories.
You should write notes after exploring unfamiliar code areas or completing recurring tasks, and read relevant notes before starting new work. This ensures experiential knowledge from previous sessions informs and guides your future decisions.
Yes, project-level notes integrate with your automation workflow by storing structured learnings in a dedicated project directory. These notes are specifically designed for agent consumption, not human documentation, to automate and improve recurring task performance.
No, cross-session memory requires no external dependencies or frameworks. It operates independently using a dual-storage approach with project-level and cross-project notes, applying structured templates and defined read/write rules to ensure knowledge consistency.
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