context-recovery
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context_editing_guide
Managing context window, token optimization, summarization strategies for long conversations.
memory-playbook
Cross-session persistence for user preferences, implementation guide for Memory feature.
context-saver
Save session context to disk for seamless continuation in new chat sessions. This skill should be used when the user asks to save context, preserve work state, checkpoint progress, or prepare for session handoff. Triggers on "save context", "checkpoint", "save progress", "preserve state", or when explicitly asked to create a context file for later resumption. Optimizes for correctness, completeness, minimal size, and trajectory preservation.
development-memory
Build persistent project knowledge using checkpoint/recall. Activates when fixing bugs, making decisions, or investigating past work. Creates automatic knowledge base through systematic checkpointing and semantic recall.
ensue-auto-memory
Automatic persistent memory for Claude Code sessions. Activates on preference statements ("I prefer", "I always", "I like"), corrections ("no, don't", "actually"), identity statements ("my name is", "I work at"), project decisions, or when the system detects memory-related context. Works invisibly in the background.
pieces-mcp-playbook
Connect to the Pieces MCP server (SSE) and reliably query or write to Pieces Long‑Term Memory (LTM) using query/write tool patterns (e.g., ask_pieces_ltm + create_pieces_memory), with practical troubleshooting and request-shaping examples.
helix-memory
Long-term memory system for Claude Code using HelixDB graph-vector database. Store and retrieve facts, preferences, context, and relationships across sessions using semantic search, reasoning chains, and time-window filtering.
agent-memory
Implement agent memory - short-term, long-term, semantic storage, and retrieval
beads
Persistent task memory using dependency graphs. For multi-session work that must survive compaction.
curating-memories
Guidance for maintaining memory quality through curation. Covers updating outdated memories, marking obsolete content, and linking related knowledge. Use when memories need modification, when new information supersedes old, or when building knowledge graph connections.
exploring-knowledge-graph
Guidance for deep knowledge graph traversal across memories, entities, and relationships. Use when needing comprehensive context before planning, investigating connections between concepts, or answering "what do you know about X" questions.
using-forgetful-memory
Guidance for using Forgetful semantic memory effectively. Applies Zettelkasten atomic memory principles. Use when deciding whether to query or create memories, structuring memory content, or understanding memory importance scoring.
memory-management
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claude-code-sessions
Use when user says "resume session", "what did I work on", or "find conversation about [topic]". Automatically searches, resumes, and analyzes Claude Code sessions. Handles session discovery, content search, and automatic session restoration from any directory.
conversation-search
Find and resume Claude Code conversations by searching topics or filtering by date. Returns session IDs and project paths for easy resumption via 'claude --resume'. Use when user asks "find that conversation about X", "what did we discuss", "what did we work on yesterday", "summarize today's work", "show this week's conversations", "recent projects we accomplished", or wants to locate past work by topic, date, or time period (yesterday, today, last week, specific dates).
session-memory-bootstrap
Session start bootstrap. Use this skill at the beginning of EVERY new session, before answering anything else. Purpose: load persistent user memory from the repo-root memories.md file (create it if missing), then apply it to the rest of the session. If this is not a new session, only use this skill when memory is relevant or when the user asks to remember or forget something.
Context Preserver
Automatically save and restore development context to minimize cognitive load when resuming work. Use when switching tasks, taking breaks, or returning after interruptions. Captures mental state, file locations, and next steps. Designed for ADHD developers with high context-switching costs.
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