Memory Keeper FAQs

Question 1

Can Memory Keeper handle switching between different projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes cross-project drift monitoring. When you switch repositories, Memory Keeper detects the change and prompts a memory sync to capture the status of the outgoing project and refresh the context for the incoming one.

Question 2

How does Memory Keeper improve the AI coding workflow?

Accepted Answer

It replaces passive 'context is stale' warnings with active maintenance. By automatically detecting when a sync is needed—such as after a task completion or a significant git commit—it ensures you never lose project momentum or work with outdated information.

Question 3

When does this skill automatically trigger a sync suggestion?

Accepted Answer

Memory Keeper triggers when context age exceeds 2 hours, significant code changes (like features or fixes) are detected, tasks are marked as complete in your plan, or when constitutional violations and quality gate failures occur.

Question 4

What is the Memory Keeper Claude Code Skill?

Accepted Answer

Memory Keeper is a specialized capability for Claude Code that proactively monitors your project's state. It tracks context staleness, code changes, and task completions to ensure that Claude’s internal understanding of your project remains accurate and up-to-date.

Question 5

What specific project files does Memory Keeper monitor?

Accepted Answer

The skill primarily monitors 'active_context.md' for age, 'tasks_plan.md' for progress markers, git logs for code changes, and test execution results to determine when a memory update is necessary.

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