Persistent Memory & Knowledge Capture FAQs

Question 1

Can I store preferences that apply to all my projects?

Accepted Answer

Yes. By applying the 'scope:global' tag to a memory, you can ensure that specific information, such as your preferred coding style or UI libraries, is injected into every Claude session regardless of the specific project you are working on.

Question 2

Does this skill support multi-agent development?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it includes support for agent-specific tags, allowing different AI agents in a swarm or multi-agent orchestration to read and write to a shared persistent memory context.

Question 3

What kind of information should I use the 'gotcha' category for?

Accepted Answer

The 'gotcha' category is ideal for documenting non-obvious pitfalls, such as specific environment configuration requirements, edge cases in third-party APIs, or internal architectural quirks that could cause bugs if forgotten.

Question 4

How does the Memorise skill prevent incorrect information from being stored?

Accepted Answer

It employs a 'Verification Before Storage' workflow that checks file paths, function signatures, and build commands against the actual codebase before committing them to memory. If a claim cannot be verified, the skill notifies the user rather than storing potentially false data.

Question 5

Where is the memory data stored?

Accepted Answer

Memories are stored in a local database managed by the Aide utility. The skill interacts with this database via the CLI binary located at .aide/bin/aide within your project environment.

Persistent Memory & Knowledge Capture

Persistent Memory & Knowledge Capture

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