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From hipocampus
Manually dumps current session context to daily raw log via subagent. Invoke with /hipocampus:flush to persist sessions without waiting for checkpoints. Follow with hipocampus:compaction for full processing.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/hipocampus:flushThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Dump current session context to the daily raw log. Use when you want to persist what happened in this session without waiting for End-of-Task Checkpoint or context compression.
Dump current session context to the daily raw log. Use when you want to persist what happened in this session without waiting for End-of-Task Checkpoint or context compression.
For full compaction (needs-summarization processing, tree propagation, qmd reindex), run hipocampus:compaction skill after this.
Gather a summary of everything discussed in this session so far. For each topic:
## [Topic Name]
- request: what the user asked
- analysis: what you researched/analyzed
- decisions: choices made with rationale
- outcome: what was done, files changed
- references: knowledge/ files, external sources
Dispatch a subagent with the session summary and this task:
Hipocampus memory flush. Append the following structured log to memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md (today's date). Then run
hipocampus compactto propagate through the tree.[paste session summary here]
The subagent writes the files and runs compact. The main session stays clean.
Confirm the flush completed:
npx claudepluginhub kevin-hs-sohn/hipocampus --plugin hipocampusManually saves important session context (decisions, facts, tasks) to a daily memory log without triggering native context compaction. Useful for explicit checkpoints on CLI or messaging channels.
Implements 3-tier agent memory system with 5-level compaction tree for Claude Code. Manages session start protocols, compaction triggers, checkpoints, and memory files.
Logs session accomplishments, file changes, commits, decisions, and next steps for future recall. Triggered by phrases like 'save diary' or 'wrapping up'.