search
Unified memory search across synapse. Use to find past decisions, wisdom, patterns, and context.
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.
exploring-knowledge-graph
Use when user asks "what do you know about X", when planning complex work that spans multiple topics, when investigating how concepts connect across projects, or when simple memory queries don't provide enough context. Deep traversal of Forgetful MCP knowledge graph (mcp__forgetful__* tools).
memories
Save and retrieve memories or embeddings via the repo helpers or API. Use when working with embedding config or memory storage.
session-search
Search past conversations by keywords, timeframe, or ID. Triggers on "search sessions", "find that conversation", "what did we work on", "look up past discussion about X", "where were we", "what did I learn", "knowledge gaps", "retrospective". Also trigger on: "what did we discuss...", "you mentioned...", past tense verbs referring to prior work, possessives without context ("my project", "my auth system"), and assumptive questions that reference unshared context. Extracts clean conversation data and applies analytical lenses for structured insights.
conversation-archaeologist
Mine ALL past Claude conversations to build a living 'User Manual About You'. Extract writing style, business context, goals, preferences, and patterns. Make all other skills smarter with context.
AI Maestro Memory Search
PROACTIVELY search conversation history when receiving user instructions. Find previous discussions, decisions, and context BEFORE starting new work. Your memory is valuable - use it.
