Overview

Memory Manager helps you store and retrieve important user and project information across chats using remember, recall, and search_memory. This keeps conversations sharp by preserving user preferences, project details, and corrections over time.

How This Skill Works

Store facts with remember under categories like user_preference, user_info, project, correction, and fact. At the start of a chat, recall pulls relevant context, and search_memory can quickly locate earlier insights to inform responses.

When to Use It

• When the user shares their name, preferences, or other important context.
• When you learn something about the user’s project or workflow.
• When the user corrects you — remember the correction.
• When you discover useful facts during tool use.
• At the start of a conversation, recall relevant context before making assumptions.

Quick Start

1. Step 1: Identify what to remember and assign a category (user_info, user_preference, project, correction, fact).
2. Step 2: Use remember to persist the item with the appropriate category.
3. Step 3: Use recall or search_memory at the start and before actions to apply context.

Best Practices

• Always use remember for key user cues (name, preferences) and project details.
• Categorize memories with user_preference, user_info, project, correction, or fact.
• Avoid storing sensitive information unless necessary; confirm with user when in doubt.
• Regularly review memory and prune outdated items.
• Reference memory to avoid repetition and improve relevance.

Example Use Cases

• Remember a user’s preferred language and adjust responses.
• Recall last-week project decisions to stay consistent.
• Store user corrections to avoid repeating mistakes.
• Search memory for a user’s timezone to format timestamps.
• Preload context at the start of a session to personalize guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions