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Store and organize persistent narrative context for writers in Claude sessions.

1|Updated Mar 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/atmigtnca/sidep-ops --skill note-atmigtnca
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: note
Source: https://github.com/atmigtnca/sidep-ops/tree/main/skills/note
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/atmigtnca/sidep-ops --skill note-atmigtnca

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Writer Memory provides a persistent, structured memory system to track characters, relationships, scenes, and themes across Claude sessions, reducing context switching and ensuring continuity in long-running writing projects.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Character tracking: maintain arcs, attitudes, tones, keywords, and relationships to ensure consistent portrayal.
  • World, scene, and theme memory: capture world settings, scene cuts, emotional tags, and theme expressions for cohesive storytelling.
  • Cross-session persistence & collaboration: data persists in memory.json, with auto-backups and git-friendly exports to support collaboration.

Quick Start

Initialize a new memory project with /note init <project-name> and begin adding characters, scenes, and relationships to build persistent context across sessions.

Frequently Asked Questions about note

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I track character arcs and relationships across writing sessions?▼

You can track character arcs and relationships across sessions by storing persistent narrative context in a structured memory schema, enabling consistent portrayal and cross-session continuity for long-running novels.

What is the best way to maintain worldbuilding memory for a serialized novel?▼

Maintaining worldbuilding memory for a serialized novel requires capturing world settings, scene cuts, emotional tags, and theme expressions in a persistent memory system to ensure cohesive storytelling across multiple sessions.

How do I initialize a memory project for tracking scenes and characters?▼

Initialize a memory project by running the init command with your project name, then begin adding characters, scenes, and relationships to build persistent narrative context across Claude sessions.

Can I export and back up narrative context for collaboration?▼

Yes, you can export and back up narrative context for collaboration using git-friendly exports and automatic backups stored in a memory.json file, supporting team workflows and version control.

Does persistent writer memory support Korean-language workflows?▼

Yes, persistent writer memory supports Korean-first workflows alongside YAML frontmatter requirements and a structured memory schema, enabling natural language queries and character tracking in Korean.

What commands are available for querying and validating story memories?▼

Available commands for querying and validating story memories include init, char, rel, scene, query, validate, synopsis, and export, covering character creation, relationship mapping, scene management, and context verification.