memory-maintenance

To organize long-term memory, the skill scans your memory file for old entries and sorts them into predefined themed segments like personal or professional. This automated sweep keeps your active memory file efficient and easily accessible.

Yes, you can archive memory entries into themed segments without losing data. The memory sweep process strictly archives old entries into categorized segments rather than deleting them, ensuring all historical information is preserved.

Using an automatic memory sweep is the best way to manage long-term memory organization. It regularly scans your active memory file, identifies stale entries, and archives them into appropriate themed segments based on predefined categories and rules.

No, memory maintenance does not require any dependencies to run the sweep process. The skill operates independently to scan and archive memory entries, requiring only activation to start organizing your long-term memory into themed segments.

You should not use an automatic memory sweep if you need immediate access to all historical entries in a single active file. The sweep archives stale entries into themed segments, moving them out of your active memory for efficiency.