using-brain-memory

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps you manage a personal knowledge graph by turning scattered notes into structured atomic observations with clear relations, enabling fast recall and reasoning.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Atomic notes: Each note captures a single concept or decision and links to related notes.
• Memory priming: Proactively retrieves context for projects, decisions, or discussions.
• Structured workflows: Guides when to query memory vs. create notes and how to organize content for quick discovery.

Quick Start

Create atomic notes for new topics and relate them to existing notes to build a connected memory graph. For example, add a note titled "Project X decision rationale" and link it to project notes detailing context, decisions, and outcomes. Then, when starting work, run a memory query to surface recently used notes and relationships.