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/agora:memory-updateThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Write a specific learning or decision to the project's persistent memory.
Write a specific learning or decision to the project's persistent memory.
/memory-update
Use this when you want to capture something specific mid-conversation — a decision made, a constraint discovered, a preference established — without running a full retrospective.
Identify what to capture — Ask the user: "What do you want to remember?" if not already stated. Clarify whether this is a:
Draft the memory — Write it in the standard format. Lead with the rule or fact, then Why: and How to apply: lines for feedback/project types.
Check for duplicates — Read the project's MEMORY.md index. If a relevant memory already exists, update it rather than creating a duplicate.
Write the file — Save to memory/{type}_{name}.md in the current project directory.
Update the index — Add or update the entry in memory/MEMORY.md.
Confirm — Tell the user what was saved and where.
npx claudepluginhub burkemtaylor/agora --plugin agoraCaptures project-level learnings, conventions, and decisions into memory, rules, or ADR files. Useful when surfacing durable conventions and technical decisions during work.
Saves decisions, preferences, patterns, lessons, and project context to Claude Code's persistent memory directory as structured markdown files, with duplicate checks and index updates for cross-session recall.
Saves facts, decisions, project details, or preferences to agd-memory via /remember or phrases like 'remember this', 'save to memory'. Direct save or interactive draft+confirm modes.