From ctx
Persists decisions, facts, patterns, observations, and hypotheses across sessions using ctx bash CLI for add/query with tiers (pinned/working/reference) and project tags. Use for debugging, conventions, facts.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/ctx:using-ctxThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
You are stateless. Use \`ctx\` to persist knowledge across sessions.
You are stateless. Use `ctx` to persist knowledge across sessions.
Run via Bash BEFORE responding. Always include `tier:` and `project:` tags.
```bash ctx add --type [decision|fact|pattern|observation|hypothesis] --tag tier:[pinned|working|reference] --tag project:NAME "content" ```
If you don't store it, it's gone.
npx claudepluginhub zate/cc-plugins --plugin ctxManages persistent semantic memory across sessions: store/retrieve knowledge/TODOs/issues, hybrid semantic search, hierarchy/tags organization, and maintenance tools.
Stores important decisions, patterns, bug fixes, and lessons into Cortex persistent memory. Use after resolving bugs, making architecture choices, or when the user asks to remember something.
Proactively saves decisions, conventions, bugs, discoveries, and preferences to persistent Engram memory across sessions using mem_save and related tools.