graft-init

graft-init — Configure graft behavior in CLAUDE.md

This skill writes a short, opinionated instruction block into a CLAUDE.md so future sessions automatically use the graft skills (recall, memoryze, learn, memory-audit) according to the user's preferences. The block is fenced with HTML markers so re-running the skill cleanly replaces it.

Flow

Run the four AskUserQuestion calls in order. Stop immediately if the user picks exit on Q1. Pass multiSelect: false for all four. Defaults are marked (recommended) in the option labels — do not auto-pick, the user must choose.

Q1 — Scope

question: "Where should the graft configuration live?"
header:   "Scope"
options:
  - { label: "Global (recommended)", description: "Write to ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md — applies to every project on this machine." }
  - { label: "Local",                description: "Write to ./CLAUDE.md in the current repo — applies only here, takes precedence over global." }
  - { label: "Exit",                 description: "Cancel without changing anything." }

If the user picks Exit, reply with one short line ("Cancelled, nothing changed.") and stop.

Q2 — Caching

question: "Enable cache-first lookups?"
header:   "Caching"
options:
  - { label: "Enable (recommended)", description: "Use `graft query` first (fast, exact-match cache) before escalating to retrieve. Cuts latency on repeat questions." }
  - { label: "Disable",              description: "Always go straight to retrieve. Slower but always semantic." }

Q3 — Retrieve strategy

question: "When should the agent search the graph during a conversation?"
header:   "Retrieve"
options:
  - { label: "Every interaction on cache miss (recommended)", description: "Run `/recall` on any non-trivial turn whenever the cache lookup misses. Maximum coverage." }
  - { label: "Only at conversation start",                    description: "One opening recall to load context, then rely on conversation memory." }
  - { label: "Never",                                         description: "Do not retrieve automatically — only when the user explicitly asks." }