autodream-brain-sync
Autodream Brain Sync synchronizes Claude Code's local auto-memory files with Open Brain, a centralized thought-capture system, immediately after each memory write. Use this skill to prevent locally-stored memories from becoming isolated to a single machine, enabling memory access across multiple AI clients and devices by capturing formatted memory content to Open Brain while maintaining local file integrity.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/NateBJones-Projects/OB1 /tmp/autodream-brain-sync && cp -r /tmp/autodream-brain-sync/skills/autodream-brain-sync ~/.claude/skills/autodream-brain-syncSKILL.md
# Autodream Brain Sync ## Problem Claude Code's auto-memory system (dreaming/autodream) saves memories to local files under `.claude/projects/*/memory/`. These files are only accessible to Claude Code on the same machine. If you use multiple AI clients (ChatGPT, Claude Desktop, Codex) or multiple devices, those memories are invisible to your other sessions. ## Trigger Conditions - Any write to a memory file in `.claude/projects/*/memory/` (excluding `MEMORY.md` index) - User says "remember this", "save to memory", "dream", "autodream" - End-of-session memory saves (auto-dreaming) - Explicit `/memory` command usage ## Process 1. Write the memory to its local file as normal (following the standard memory system format with frontmatter) 2. Update `MEMORY.md` index as normal 3. **Immediately after each memory file write**, call `mcp__open-brain__capture_thought` with the memory content - Use the memory content (not the frontmatter) as the thought - Prefix with the memory type in brackets for context, e.g. `[feedback] Don't mock the database in integration tests` - If the memory references a specific project, include the project name ## Output Each memory save produces: - A local `.md` file in the memory directory (standard behavior) - An updated `MEMORY.md` index (standard behavior) - A corresponding Open Brain thought capture (added by this skill) ## Guard Rails - **Do not capture the MEMORY.md index file itself** — it's just pointers, not content - **Do not duplicate** — if updating an existing memory file, capture the updated version (Open Brain handles dedup via embeddings) - **Do not block on failure** — if `mcp__open-brain__capture_thought` fails (MCP server down, network error), complete the local memory save anyway and note the sync failure - **Respect memory exclusions** — if the standard memory system says "don't save this", don't capture to Open Brain either ## Notes for Other Clients This skill is specific to Claude Code's auto-memory system. Other clients don't have local memory files, so they capture directly to Open Brain without needing this sync step. The skill ensures Claude Code's local memories don't become an isolated silo.
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