CheatCodes-Skill-Library session-memory

name: session-memory version: 1.0.0 description: Bootstrap a two-tier MEMORY.md system for instant Code Puppy session ramp-up. Creates a global ~/MEMORY.md and a per-project MEMORY.md with static/dynamic/rolling-log architecture that stays lean across thousands of sessions. author: jac007x source: created created_date: 2026-03-20

compliance: review_date: 2026-03-20 reviewer: jac007x policies: - AI-01-02 - Ethical AI Principles status: compliant risk_level: low pii_handling: false next_review: 2026-06-20

model_recommendation: sonnet model_rationale: > Requires deep project reconnaissance, contextual judgment about what's worth documenting, and precise population of structured templates. Haiku may miss nuance. Sonnet recommended.

tags:

• productivity
• memory
• session-management
• context
• ramp-up
• documentation
• workflow
• ai-friendly

status: active

trigger_phrases:

• "set up memory for this project"
• "create a memory file"
• "add session memory"
• "I want you to remember this project"
• "reduce ramp-up time"
• "build a memory structure"
• "make a MEMORY.md"

capabilities:

• Global ~/MEMORY.md creation and maintenance
• Per-project MEMORY.md creation and maintenance
• Project reconnaissance before writing
• Idempotent updates (won't blindly overwrite existing files)
• Line-cap enforcement for scalability
• Rolling session log management

outputs:

• ~/MEMORY.md (global, ~150 lines)
• <project>/MEMORY.md (per-project, ~300 lines)

requires: tools: - list_files - read_file - edit_file - agent_run_shell_command # for wc -l and git log recon optional_agents: []

scalability: design: static/dynamic/rolling-log global_line_cap: 150 project_line_cap: 300 session_log_max_entries: 10 note: > Files never grow unboundedly. Dynamic sections are replaced (not appended). Session log collapses old entries into a summary line at entry 11.