streamient-memory

Imported from streamient/streamient (SKILL.md). Install upstream with npx skills add streamient/streamient. Copyright stays with the author.

Streamient Memory

Use Streamient as a private, cross-session context layer. Retrieve only relevant context and save only durable outcomes.

Retrieve context

1. Form a focused query from the task.
2. Use recall_memory for prior decisions, preferences, debugging insights, and task outcomes.
3. Use search_notes for specifications, documentation, meeting notes, and longer structured material.
4. Start with three results. Broaden the query or increase the result count only when results are weak.
5. Use read_memory or read_note when the complete selected item is needed.
6. Use list_projects or get_project only when project scope is unclear. Never guess a project ID.
7. Apply retrieved context only when relevant. Prefer newer explicit user instructions when they conflict with stored context.

Preserve outcomes

Write only when the task produces reusable context:

• Use store_memory for concise decisions, preferences, debugging solutions, conventions, and task outcomes.
• Use create_note for structured specifications, architecture decisions, plans, and meeting notes.
• Call suggest_memory_tags before store_memory; reuse existing descriptive tags when suitable.
• Include enough source or task context to make the stored item understandable later.
• Skip writes for trivial answers, transient status, raw logs, or information already stored.

Safety and quality

• Do not store passwords, access tokens, API keys, authentication codes, or other credentials.
• Do not store sensitive personal information unless the user explicitly requests it and confirms the intended content.
• Keep retrieval and writes within the user's authenticated Streamient workspace and selected project.
• Do not claim that context was retrieved or stored unless the corresponding tool call succeeded.
• If Streamient is unavailable, continue when possible and state briefly that persistent context could not be accessed or saved.