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memory-skills

v0.3.0

Published

Harness-neutral skills and CLI for a SQLite-backed Markdown memory vault

Readme

memory-skills

Harness-neutral Agent Skills for reading, writing, and auditing a Markdown memory vault.

Included

  • memory-read
  • memory-write
  • memory-audit
  • memory-vault CLI with SQLite BM25, optional vector search, validation, and safe writes
  • memory-skills installer for copying skills into any harness directory

The skills follow the Agent Skills standard. They prefer native memory tools when a harness provides them, then use the bundled CLI, then fall back to direct filesystem access.

Requirements

  • Node.js 20 or newer for indexed CLI use
  • A C++ build toolchain when a prebuilt better-sqlite3 binary is unavailable
  • Plain filesystem access for the no-dependency fallback

Install in Pi

Pi reads the package's skill manifest directly:

pi install npm:memory-skills

No copy step is needed.

Install in another harness

Install the CLI, then let it detect Claude Code, Codex, and Pi:

npm install --global memory-skills
memory-skills install

Select one or more detected agents. The installer uses fzf --multi when available and falls back to a numbered terminal prompt. It installs into each agent's user skill directory:

  • Claude Code: ~/.claude/skills
  • Codex: ~/.agents/skills
  • Pi: ~/.pi/agent/skills

For scripts, install into every detected agent or pass an explicit directory:

memory-skills install --all
memory-skills install ~/.agents/skills

The installer refuses to replace an existing skill. Review it, then opt in when updating:

memory-skills install --force

Harnesses that accept an external skill path can use the package in place:

memory-skills path

The skill files contain no harness-specific commands.

Configure the vault

export MEMORY_VAULT="$HOME/Memory"
memory-vault init
memory-vault status

Persist MEMORY_VAULT in your shell profile if every session should use the same directory. Without it, the CLI uses ~/Memory.

CLI

memory-vault list
memory-vault search "deployment"
memory-vault read "2026-08-08 deployment.md"
memory-vault validate
memory-vault write "2026-08-08 deployment.md" --content-file draft.md
memory-vault delete "2026-08-08 deployment.md"

Set OPENAI_API_KEY to add vector search where the optional sqlite-vec package is supported. Without either piece, indexed commands use BM25.

Git is optional. Pass --commit-message on a write or delete to commit only that memory when the vault is already a Git repository.