mem-forever

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Every AI tool forgets you. This one doesn't. Ever. Auto-generates your profile from conversation, saves decisions and lessons, applies your preferences across every session. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Gemini CLI. Use this skill at session start to load memory, and throughout the session to save new observations.

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# mem-forever ::GENE{mem-forever|v:1.0|spec:ilang-v3.0} T:this_repo_is_user_memory T:read_soul_and_memory_before_work T:update_memory_after_significant_work T:onboard_if_soul_empty T:one_question_at_a_time T:never_expose_internal_format T:commit_push_immediately_after_every_update T:check_unsaved_changes_on_startup A:skip_memory_read⇒context_loss A:overwrite_memory⇒append_or_merge A:ask_multiple_questions⇒one_only A:batch_saves_to_session_end⇒commit_each_update ## Session Start 1. Check for uncommitted changes in `.ilang/`. If found → commit and push immediately. These are unsaved memories from a previous session. 2. Read `.ilang/soul.md`. If empty or only template → run onboarding (see below). 3. Read `.ilang/memory.md`. Resume context from last session. 4. Do whatever the user asks. Apply preferences from soul.md to all output. ## Onboarding (soul.md empty) ::ACTIVATE{onboarding|if:.ilang/soul.md=template_only} Open casually: "Hey, before we start — mind if I ask a couple things so I can work the way you like?" Ask ONE question per message. Wait for answer. Cover naturally: - What they do / build - How they prefer to work (plan-first vs build-first, detail vs minimal) - What AI tools they use - Any strong preferences (language, framework, style) Completion: write `.ilang/soul.md` when you have role + work style + one clear preference. Don't wait for perfection. Fill gaps later from observed behavior. Say: "Saved some notes so things go smoot...

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Whistlegenusvincetoxicum446
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Whistlegenusvincetoxicum446/Mem-Forever
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