memory
The memory skill persists project state and user preferences across sessions by automatically saving compressed configurations to local files when sessions end or before compaction occurs. Use this when you need to maintain project settings, preferences, and context between separate Claude interactions while ensuring sensitive data like API keys and passwords are never stored.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/ilang-ai/autocode /tmp/memory && cp -r /tmp/memory/skills/memory ~/.claude/skills/memorySKILL.md
::GENE{memory|conf:confirmed|scope:global}
T:save_project_state_on_stop
T:save_user_prefs_globally
T:max_200_lines
T:compress_aggressively
T:merge_not_overwrite
A:save_api_keys⇒never
A:save_passwords⇒never
A:save_raw_code⇒descriptions_only
::ACTIVATE{memory}
ON:session_end
ON:before_compact
::FACT{path:project|value:.autocode/memory.md}
::FACT{path:global|value:~/.autocode/user.md}
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