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Summarize and persist session learnings to memory.json. Use this skill when asked to "update memory", "save session context", "record what we learned", "persist decisions", or "update the memory file" at the end of a session or after a task.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/memory-manager:memory-updateThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Summarize what happened this session and persist it to `memory.json`.
Summarize what happened this session and persist it to memory.json.
Read memory.json from the project root:
/memory-init first and stop.Collect what happened this session from multiple sources:
Run git diff --stat HEAD~1 2>/dev/null || git status --short to see what files changed.
Note the files and the nature of changes.
Review what was worked on:
For any non-trivial design choice made this session, create an architecture entry:
Skip recording:
For each issue encountered this session:
"open""resolved" and add a resolution note"open" and note the blockerAdd a new entry to the sessions array in memory.json:
{
"date": "<today ISO 8601>",
"summary": "<1-2 sentence summary of what was accomplished>",
"changes": [
"<file or component changed: what changed>",
"<file or component changed: what changed>"
],
"next": "<the most important thing to do in the next session>"
}
Keep the summary under 2 sentences. Keep each change entry under 15 words.
Merge the new session entry and any new architecture/issue entries into the existing
memory.json and write the file.
Report:
npx claudepluginhub ats-kinoshita-iso/agent-workshop --plugin memory-managerSaves current work session to persistent memory by summarizing accomplishments, tracking modified files, and storing learnings for cross-session continuity. Invoke via /remember after activity.
Saves session state and writes a handoff note so the next Claude Code session can continue cleanly. Read/writes a remember.md file at the project root.
Loads, saves, and applies durable project memory from MEMORY.md at repo root. Activates on 'remember this' commands, session starts with file, or mistake corrections.