session-palace-builder

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Build session-scoped temporary knowledge structures for multi-step projects. Use when working on complex tasks spanning turns.

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## Table of Contents - [What It Is](#what-it-is) - [Quick Start](#quick-start) - [Mental Model](#mental-model) - [When to Use](#when-to-use) - [Session Palace Templates](#session-palace-templates) - [Information Categories](#information-categories) - [Core Workflow](#core-workflow) - [Session Lifecycle](#session-lifecycle) - [Detailed Resources](#detailed-resources) - [Integration](#integration) # Session Palace Builder Construct temporary, session-specific memory palaces for extended conversations and complex projects. Preserves context across interruptions and enables structured information accumulation. ## What It Is Session palaces are lightweight, temporary memory structures that: - Preserve context for extended conversations - Track decisions and their rationale - Organize project artifacts spatially - Enable context recovery after interruptions - Support collaborative information gathering ## Quick Start ### Build Commands \`\`\`bash # Run build make build # Clean and rebuild make clean && make build \`\`\` ### Testing \`\`\`bash # Run tests make test # Run with verbose output make test VERBOSE=1 \`\`\` **Verification**: Run `make build && make test` to confirm build works. ## When To Use - Extended conversations requiring context preservation - Complex, multi-step projects with interrelated components - Workflows requiring state management across interactions - Collaborative sessions accumulating information over time - Code review or debugging sessions w...

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Author
athola
Repository
athola/claude-night-market
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Python
License
MIT

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