Agent Skills: project-memory
Save, recall, list, and archive concise project decisions and handoffs in an explicit local Codex memory store without hooks or background capture. Use only when the user asks to remember, save context, resume prior work, record a durable decision, create a handoff, list stored project memory, or forget/archive a saved memory.
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