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memory

Maintain durable Markdown memory for stable preferences shared across projects and details specific to the current project. The skill guides when to update, what to exclude, and how to merge notes in the designated memory files.

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Manage durable global/project memory in `.opc/memory/global.md` and `.opc/memory/projects/<current_project_id>.md`.

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Good for

  • Save a confirmed communication preference for future sessions
  • Record current project paths and coding conventions
  • Update project memory after the user confirms a lasting constraint

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Memory

Use this skill only for durable Markdown memory:

  • Global memory: .opc/memory/global.md
  • Project memory: .opc/memory/projects/<current_project_id>.md
  • Prefer the absolute OPC_GLOBAL_MEMORY_PATH and OPC_PROJECT_MEMORY_PATH shown in runtime context or environment; do not create a separate .opc/memory under the workplace.

What To Save

  • Global: stable cross-project user preferences, communication defaults, standing constraints.
  • Project: current-project preferences, workspace overrides, repo paths, architecture constraints, coding conventions, delivery requirements.
  • Never save secrets, copied transcripts, temporary progress, speculative notes, or one-off task results.

When to Update

  • Update only during interaction with the user, and only when the user states or confirms something that should matter in later sessions.

How to Update

Read before editing. Merge, deduplicate, replace stale items, and keep entries compact. Do not mix project IDs: write project memory only to the current project's file.

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