lazygophers/plugins/memory/skills/memory

Memory Commands

Automatic Memory Management

This plugin automatically manages memories through hooks:

| Hook | Action | |------|--------| | SessionStart | Load core memories (priority ≤ 2) | | PreToolUse | Preload relevant context for file operations | | PostToolUse | Record file modifications automatically | | Stop | Check for pending memories, prompt to save | | SessionEnd | Save session summary |

Manual Commands

Read Memory

Access stored memories by URI path.

/memory read <uri>

Examples:

/memory read project://structure
/memory read workflow://commands
/memory read user://preferences
/memory read system://boot

Create Memory

Store new information with URI path and priority.

/memory create <parent_uri> <content> [--priority N] [--title TITLE] [--disclosure TEXT]

Examples:

/memory create project:// "Main dependencies: React 18, TypeScript 5" --priority 1
/memory create workflow://commands "Build: npm run build" --priority 2
/memory create user://preferences "Prefer functional components" --priority 1

Update Memory

Modify existing memories.

/memory update <uri> [--old TEXT --new TEXT] [--append TEXT]

Examples:

/memory update project://structure --old "src/components" --new "src/ui/components"
/memory update task://todos --append "\n- Review PR #123"

Search Memory

Find memories by keyword.

/memory search <query> [--domain DOMAIN] [--limit N]

Examples:

/memory search "dependencies"
/memory search "review" --domain workflow

Save Session

Manually save current session as memory.

/memory save [--title TITLE]

URI Namespace

| Domain | Purpose | Examples | |--------|---------|----------| | project:// | Project-level memories | structure, dependencies, patterns | | workflow:// | Workflow memories | commands, snippets, review | | user:// | User-level memories | preferences, standards, context | | task:// | Task-level memories | todos, progress, blockers | | system:// | System operations | boot, index, recent |

Priority System

| Priority | Meaning | Auto-load | |----------|---------|-----------| | 0-2 | Core memories | Always loaded | | 3-5 | Important memories | On-demand | | 6-8 | Reference memories | On-demand | | 9-10 | Archive memories | Manual only |

Disclosure Field

The disclosure field describes when to recall this memory:

--disclosure "When starting a new feature"
--disclosure "When reviewing code"
--disclosure "When working with TypeScript files"

Hooks use this field for intelligent preloading.

Checklist

• URI format: {domain}://{path} where domain ∈ {project, workflow, user, task, system}
• Priority ≤ 2 = core (auto-loaded), 3-5 = important, 6+ = reference
• Disclosure field drives hook-based preloading

自动化检查

• [ ] Hooks 正常工作
• [ ] 记忆自动加载和保存
• [ ] 上下文智能预加载
• [ ] 会话摘要自动记录

持久化检查

• [ ] 记忆已保存到存储
• [ ] 跨会话访问正常
• [ ] 记忆索引正确
• [ ] 最近更改记录完整