Populate or refresh a persistent, high-level project snapshot in memoir. In a git repo this writes codebase:onboard (code-shape: modules, goals, rules, lessons) — use when: (1) the user asks for onboarding / a codebase tour ('what does this project do', 'give me a codebase overview', 'onboard me to this repo'); (2) the user explicitly runs /memoir:onboard or /memoir:onboard --force. In a non-git folder this writes project:onboard (file-shape: per-file structured blobs) using deterministic stdlib extractors instead of LLM passes — use for writing, video editing, bookkeeping, and other mixed-media projects. Snapshot contents seed future sessions via SessionStart injection. Skip for ordinary recall (use memory-recall) or trivial one-file questions.
EnglishExplicitly save a user-requested memory to Memoir now. Use when the user says remember, save, store, capture, or record a durable preference, decision, rule, fact, or note. Pick a taxonomy path with Codex when none is provided, always write with memoir remember -p, and never use legacy unpathed memoir remember.
EnglishShow Memoir status for the current Codex project: store path, branch, commit count, memory count, and namespaces. Use when the user asks for Memoir status, whether Memoir is working, what store or branch is active, or why memories are not appearing.
EnglishLaunch or reopen the Memoir web UI for the current Codex project store. Use when the user asks to open, browse, inspect, visualize, or view Memoir memories in the UI. Starts the safe readonly, no-LLM UI through the plugin helper and reports the URL, PID, and store.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Memoir Onboard, Memoir Remember, Memoir Status, and other workflows.
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Codex
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GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLISupported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Memoir Onboard
Populate or refresh a persistent, high-level project snapshot in memoir. In a git repo this writes codebase:onboard (code-shape: modules, goals, rules, lessons) — use when: (1) the user asks for onboarding / a codebase tour ('what does this project do', 'give me a codebase overview', 'onboard me to this repo'); (2) the user explicitly runs /memoir:onboard or /memoir:onboard --force. In a non-git folder this writes project:onboard (file-shape: per-file structured blobs) using deterministic stdlib extractors instead of LLM passes — use for writing, video editing, bookkeeping, and other mixed-media projects. Snapshot contents seed future sessions via SessionStart injection. Skip for ordinary recall (use memory-recall) or trivial one-file questions.
Memoir Remember
Explicitly save a user-requested memory to Memoir now. Use when the user says remember, save, store, capture, or record a durable preference, decision, rule, fact, or note. Pick a taxonomy path with Codex when none is provided, always write with memoir remember -p, and never use legacy unpathed memoir remember.
Memoir Status
Show Memoir status for the current Codex project: store path, branch, commit count, memory count, and namespaces. Use when the user asks for Memoir status, whether Memoir is working, what store or branch is active, or why memories are not appearing.
Memoir UI
Launch or reopen the Memoir web UI for the current Codex project store. Use when the user asks to open, browse, inspect, visualize, or view Memoir memories in the UI. Starts the safe readonly, no-LLM UI through the plugin helper and reports the URL, PID, and store.
Quick start
- Choose your skills. Select individual skills above, or choose the entire pack.
- Copy the install prompt. Use Copy install prompt above the list.
- Send it to your agent. Paste into your coding agent’s chat. Your agent reviews the source and guides the setup.
Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Memoir Onboard skill to help with my task.
Ask me for the context you need before getting started.Requirements & license
- A coding agent that can access your project files and install skills.
- Your agent checks each skill’s instructions, dependencies, and permissions during setup.
- Reported license for the skills shown: Apache-2.0. The author’s terms apply.