workspace-memory

Use a file-based memory graph stored in the workspace itself. This Skill writes dated one-line entries to topic pages under .memory/topics/ and maintains an index.md table of contents, so context persists between sessions without external databases.

It uses a two-level structure: an index.md file with one line per topic linking to individual topic pages in .memory/topics/. Each topic page holds chronological one-line entries with a date, brief description, and a link to the original discussion.

Memory is updated when a file is created or significantly modified, a decision or direction is chosen, a workflow produces durable output, or the user explicitly says remember or note. Conversational chatter, general knowledge, and credentials are never captured.

No, credentials should not be stored. The Skill explicitly excludes credentials and actively edited content from capture, recording only durable decisions, outputs, and events as short dated entries.

Retrieval always starts from .memory/index.md to locate the correct topic page before reading it. If the index is empty or missing, memory was never bootstrapped, so new entries must be created first.