12 tagged brain-dump, measured the same way as everything else here.
Instructions file CodexOpenCode
Instructions for jojoprison/mnemo, a project described as: Persistent memory layer for Claude Code and Codex — your Obsidian vault on autopilot. Seven skills: recall, save, session notes, handoff, connections, vault health. Non-destructive, BYO vault, any taxonomy.
Instructions file
Instructions for jojoprison/mnemo, covering mnemo agent instructions, compatibility rules, memory backends, verification and releasing.
Plugin Claude Code
Persistent memory layer for Claude Code and Codex via Obsidian — 7 skills for vault health, knowledge search, verified cross-runtime project recall, connection discovery, session continuity, memory routing, skill-aware session review, and interactive setup. Bundled JSON-stdin atomic vault writer, argv-safe indexed…
Hook
Runs when a session starts on startup, resume, clear and compact, executing prewarm.sh and mnemo-context.sh (2 commands). From jojoprison/mnemo.
Hook
Runs when the agent finishes a response, executing mnemo-stop-nudge.sh and mnemo-autocompact-nudge.sh (2 commands). From jojoprison/mnemo.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use proactively mid-task, on your own initiative, whenever past work might already cover the current step — before re-fixing a recurring or previously-seen bug, touching an unfamiliar subsystem, or making a risky/hard-to-reverse change — not only when asked. Also when the user wants to recall prior context: 'what did…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
An Obsidian vault health and analytics skill. An Obsidian vault is a folder of linked notes; this skill checks its links, notes, review status, and growth.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Use right after something worth keeping appears — you solved a tricky bug, made a non-obvious decision, hit a gotcha, or the user voiced a business rule, a pain, or how they think/decide — proactively, without being asked, so a future session doesn't relearn it. Also when the user says 'remember this', 'save this'…
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