ww-store

Store episodes, entities, and skills via World Weaver's MCP memory gateway.

3|1|Updated Nov 5, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/astoreyai/claude-skills --skill ww-store
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: ww-store
Source: https://github.com/astoreyai/claude-skills/tree/main/skills/memory/world-weaver/skills/ww-store
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/astoreyai/claude-skills --skill ww-store

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

World Weaver currently lacks a unified store for episodic memories, knowledge graph entities, and procedural patterns, making it hard to recall and reuse past work.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Store episodes describing what happened, when, and outcomes to enable recall and learning.
  • Create and link knowledge entities (concepts, people, places) and relate them to other memories.
  • Save reusable procedural patterns (skills) for reuse across projects and conversations.
  • Use case: after a productive session, remember a milestone and relate it to a concept and a technique.

Quick Start

Remember this conversation by saving an episode, an entity, or a skill related to the task.

Frequently Asked Questions about ww-store

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I store episodic memories and knowledge graph entities for long-term recall?

You can store episodic memories and knowledge graph entities by using the World Weaver memory system to create episodes, entities, and relations. This captures what happened, when, and outcomes to enable session recall.

What is the best way to save reusable procedural patterns across different projects?

The best way to save procedural patterns is to create skills using the memory gateway. This stores reusable techniques and patterns, allowing you to recall and apply them across different projects and conversations.

How do I link knowledge graph nodes to episodic memories after a productive session?

To link knowledge graph nodes to episodic memories, create an entity for a concept or person, then use the create relation function to connect that entity to the episode memory, tying together milestones, concepts, and techniques.

Can I capture session context like working directory and tool names when saving memories?

Yes, you can capture session context when saving memories. The memory system applies context such as project, working directory, tool, and file information directly when creating episodes, entities, and skills.

Does World Weaver require a separate database for storing memories and entities?

World Weaver does not require a separate external database. It uses a unified memory system through an MCP gateway to store episodes, knowledge graph entities, and procedural patterns across user sessions and projects.

Why use a tripartite memory system instead of standard chat history for project knowledge?

A tripartite memory system separates episodes, entities, and skills to enable structured recall. Unlike standard chat history, it links knowledge graph nodes and procedural patterns to specific outcomes for reusable project learning.