memory-never-forget_skill

Overview

This skill is an enhanced memory system for AI assistants based on the Atkinson-Shiffrin three-stage memory model. It provides automatic session loading, real-time writing of important information, and long-term consolidation to preserve continuity across conversations. Use it to reliably remember user preferences, commitments, and past conversation context.

How this skill works

At session start the skill loads user profile, assistant identity, today's and recent logs, and long-term memories so the assistant doesn’t ask the user to repeat. During the conversation it classifies exchanges and writes todos, preferences, and important facts in real time. Before ending a session it summarizes key points and consolidates critical items into long-term memory for future retrieval.

When to use it

• Setting up memory for a new user session
• When a user says “remember this” or “don't forget”
• When a user asks about past conversations or what they previously told you
• At the start of a conversation to load context and avoid repetition
• When users provide personal details, preferences, or make commitments

Best practices

• Always load relevant memories at session start to maintain continuity
• Write important facts immediately; don’t wait until session end
• Search memory before answering questions that might reference past interactions
• Confirm with the user when storing sensitive or ambiguous information
• Summarize and consolidate key items at session end to transfer to long-term memory

Example use cases

• A user tells you their birthday and you store it as a profile attribute for future reminders
• User asks “what did we discuss last time?” — search memory and provide a concise recap
• User asks you to remember a task for tomorrow — add it to todos and confirm the reminder
• At the start of a new session, automatically load user preferences (tone, names, topics) so the conversation respects prior settings
• User corrects an earlier detail — update the stored memory and acknowledge the correction