What problem does it solve? Notes written by AI assistants often lack narrative context, consistent structure, and honest evidence boundaries, making them hard to understand later. This Skill enforces a shared, user-editable writing standard so every Basic Memory note remains useful project memory rather than a vague status dump. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Narrative Structure: Shapes notes around problem, approach, and current state, with concrete component names, paths, and commands instead of generic summaries. - Semantic Layer Preservation: Distills durable facts as categorized observations and records graph relations as typed wikilinks under dedicated sections. - Work Anchoring: Captures repository, branch, PR, and commit sha context in frontmatter or observations when notes record repository work. - Use Case: After a coding session, Claude writes a checkpoint note that explains why an approach was chosen, links related notes, and anchors the branch and commit sha, so a future session can resume with full context. ## Quick Start Ask Claude to write a Basic Memory note about the work just completed using the bm-writing standard.
