Maintain timestamped context notes in a working-memory markdown file.
npx skills add https://github.com/vogon101/KnowledgeWork --skill working-memory
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: working-memory Source: https://github.com/vogon101/KnowledgeWork/tree/main/skills/working-memory Command: npx skills add https://github.com/vogon101/KnowledgeWork --skill working-memory
This skill provides a private scratchpad to maintain context across sessions, reducing the need to repeat information and helping maintain continuity.
Append a new note to the context by editing the file .claude/context/working-memory.md and adding a timestamped entry in the format [YYYY-MM-DD] [Project] Note content here. The agent auto-loads this file on startup.
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To maintain context across sessions, append a timestamped entry to the .claude/context/working-memory.md file using the format [YYYY-MM-DD] [Project] Note content. The agent automatically loads this file on startup to restore previous context.
Recording blockers and decisions is best handled by appending timestamped notes to a persistent markdown context file. This allows quick read-back at session start and before important tasks for immediate reference.
Session resumes are supported by automatically loading a persistent context file on startup. This file contains previously recorded end-of-day summaries, blockers, and observations so the agent picks up exactly where you left off.
No dependencies are required to use this scratchpad for session memory. The context loading mechanism operates entirely through a local markdown file, requiring no external libraries or components to function.
You should use a persistent context file when you need to capture end-of-day summaries, record important blockers, or log decisions for future sessions. It eliminates redundant repetition by auto-loading previous notes on startup.
Working memory handles structured daily entries by appending timestamped notes to a markdown file. Each entry follows the format [YYYY-MM-DD] [Project] Note content, creating an organized chronological log of session context.
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