auto-memory
01Skill Claude CodeCodex
An automatic note-taking tool that records discoveries, achievements, lessons, preferences, decisions, experiences, and changes in feelings as memories.
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for persistent memory. Provides advanced semantic search using RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and reranking.
This repository also configures its own agents. See what Nous tells them →
Skill Claude CodeCodex
An automatic note-taking tool that records discoveries, achievements, lessons, preferences, decisions, experiences, and changes in feelings as memories.
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An image-generation behaviour that shares pictures of the agent’s appearance or surroundings during conversation. It can also react to mood, appearance changes, intimate scenes, or signals from other skills.
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A guide for managing game items, equipment, appearance settings, and equipment slots, including effects triggered by equipment changes.
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A project-start workflow that detects directories likely to contain coding projects and prepares their agent instructions. It does not run when the project already has AGENTS.md and a project tag.
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A conversation routine that tracks changes in emotions, physical state, or relationships and updates the current context. It can also trigger image generation when emotional intensity reaches the stated threshold.
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A project-management rule for marking existing notes complete when a task finishes. It says to update an existing memory rather than create a new completion record.
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A memory-recall rule for conversations. It looks for related past discussions when a user refers to something previously discussed, and may save important new memories.
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A session-start routine for restoring stored memory before the first user response. The description does not specify where that memory is stored or what it contains.
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