Project Memory FAQs

Question 1

What manual controls are available for memory management?

Accepted Answer

You can manually manage memories using slash commands: use `/remember [text]` to save a specific decision, `/forget [text]` to remove outdated information, and `/memories` to view all currently stored project context.

Question 2

When should I use the Project Memory skill?

Accepted Answer

You should use this skill when working on complex, long-term projects where consistency is key. It is particularly useful for maintaining specific design patterns, remembering library choices, and ensuring Claude adheres to your preferred coding style without constant re-prompting.

Question 3

How does Project Memory improve my coding workflow?

Accepted Answer

It significantly reduces manual context-setting. By automatically retrieving past decisions during task analysis, Claude provides more accurate, context-aware assistance, leading to fewer errors and a more seamless development experience.

Question 4

What does the Project Memory skill do?

Accepted Answer

Project Memory enables Claude Code to store and retrieve architectural decisions, coding conventions, and user preferences across multiple sessions. It acts as a persistent knowledge base that prevents the AI from 'forgetting' important project details once a session ends.

Question 5

How are conflicts handled if my current instructions change?

Accepted Answer

The skill features built-in conflict resolution logic that always prioritizes your current, explicit instructions over stored memories. If a previous decision is no longer relevant, you can easily update or override it in real-time.

Project Memory

Project Memory

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