Route content to monday.com, GitHub, local files, or MEMORY.md before saving.
npx skills add https://github.com/netanel-abergel/pa-skills --skill storage-router
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: storage-router Source: https://github.com/netanel-abergel/pa-skills/tree/main/skills/storage-router Command: npx skills add https://github.com/netanel-abergel/pa-skills --skill storage-router
Prevents scattered, inconsistent saving by deciding the correct destination for any piece of information before it is persisted, ensuring owner access, privacy, and long-term recall without clutter.
Route this meeting note or research summary and ask whether it should be saved to monday.com, a daily memory note, MEMORY.md, GitHub, or local storage and why.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Content routing maps information types like meeting notes and tasks to predefined destinations such as monday.com or GitHub before saving, ensuring owner access and long-term recall without clutter.
Security-first routing rules explicitly prevent saving credentials and sensitive runtime state to shared platforms, directing them to local files instead to protect sensitive information.
Daily-note-first flow recommends saving new observations to daily notes initially, then uses Dreaming-based promotion to move repeated or curated items into MEMORY.md for permanent recall.
Yes, the routing process loads agent-specific IDs from a local .context file or a monday.com structure index to map content correctly within your workspace.
Yes, the destination decision table explicitly includes GitHub private repos as a valid storage target for content types like research summaries and preference rules.
You should avoid monday.com for sensitive runtime state and private agent preferences, as routing rules keep agent state private and prevent clutter in shared workspaces.
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